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Brush stroke with Procreate

I would be remiss not to mention that the textures are from the book "Crumble, Crackle, Burn," by my friend Von Glitschka, who is a design and illustration genius.

 

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The Strokes at Central Park Summerstage, 5/19/04

The Strokes performs at Outside Lands Festival 2010 - Day One - August 14, 2010. Photos by Robert Redfield.

The Strokes Perform on Day One of the Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park on August 13, 2010. Photo by Chris Tuite for Rolling Stone

The Strokes

Friday, Day 1

AMD Stage

Photo by: Dave Mead

The guy in the red shirt is the drummer for the strokes. We were so close.

Drool.

 

Wanna hear a Sparton's triple expansion chambers? Why not try clicking this link (which seems to take a long time to load up, for some reason):-

 

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Wanna see 200+ photos of two strokes? Why not try this one, too?:-

 

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simon stroking murphy who is super soft and cute. aww.

Our objectives are to get in position that any salesman, interviewer, attorney, Executive and public speaker will use our kits on daily day based.

The body language kit is definitely a great addition to any workshops that covers non verbal communication, body language, public speaking, leadership and more. So, we don’t think that we have to take any position or agenda.

Research shows that in a week after the workshops, most of the participates don’t remember most of the material and the skills that they learned in the workshop. The body language cards will help them to refresh their memories. That the place that we want to be, that also the reason for the low cost of the product – we want to get to the mass market.

  

The Strokes

Madison Square Garden

New York, NY

April 1, 2011

The Strokes

Friday, Day 1

AMD Stage

Photo by: Nick Simonite

​“I woke up with a dead arm. I guessed I had a trapped nerve but thought nothing more of it. I had visited my dad the day before and I was on my way home. After about 20 miles, I had to stop the car. I was losing control in my hand, and I realised that I had no memory. I tried to wave down someone, but there was no help. I couldn’t ring anyone as I couldn’t work my phone. So I drove to the next village, found a GP surgery and told them I thought I was having a stroke.

 

It came on without any triggers or reason. I’m in my 30’s. I led a healthy life; no heart problems, blood pressure, diabetes or cholesterol. I was a regular at the gym, I used to take part in park runs and triathlons, and I used to fell run. It was a huge part of my social life. Because there was no visible signs on my face, even the doctors didn’t think it was a stroke until the scan results came back. They put me in for a second scan just to make sure. The results showed that I’d had two strokes. I remember seeing the scar tissue and being quite frightened. It was depressing for the next day or so; the realisation that this thing was real. I had refused to believe it initially.

 

Not long after the stroke I started swimming and have since become a swim teacher. The stroke affected my leg and I had to have inserts. I did a triathlon afterwards and surprisingly got personal bests. My whole lifestyle has had to change, and it’s given me a different perspective on life. I’m a more relaxed version of myself, party because I have limited energy now. I try to take the whole thing as an opportunity which may sound odd, and others have criticised me for taking it as such. But it’s better than sitting around feeling sorry for myself.”

Senior stroke survivors need to take their prescribed medications and participate in a rehabilitation program recommended by their physicians. In addition to these interventions, diet may play an important healing role in the therapeutic treatment plan. Here are some of the best foods for senior stroke survivors to enhance healing and reduce certain risk factors for a future cerebral vascular accident.

Stroke 9 performing at the Surf and Song Festival in Fort Myers on 3/31/12

NICK VALENSI

- The Strokes -

 

# Flippaut Festival

Vigevano (PV), 12 Luglio 2011

 

foto: © Monelle Chiti

 

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Amid a sea of digital cameras and cellphone screens, one fan raises a cigarette lighter during The Strokes' performance at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, Texas on March 14, 2006.

© 2006 Joey Castillo

11x14. oil/wax on canvas board

Barney loves to have his head stroked when he's dozing.

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This listing is for 7 pieces of high quality brush stroke clip art.

The Strokes at Splendour In The Grass 2022

Friends of Roy Boy's stroke his fins to make sure they don't get too hot and melt! The Ghoster Coaster, shooting the flames which won first place in this annual competition at Coasters Kustom Club Car Rally

Flaming competition- Coasters Car Rally

1.9.07 Baltimore Ontario Canada

 

52 Mercury, 4 door, flathead powered 255 mercomatic, lowered 4 inches using lowering blocks in the rear and areostar coil and gas shocks in the front, Imperial silver leather seats. Back end is a homemade 56 Packard fenders 56 Packard tail lites, stock bumpers, 6 foot bubble skirts on the rear also home made by a friend. Shaved trim ,names and door handles...

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JULIAN CASABLANCAS

- The Strokes -

 

# Flippaut Festival

Vigevano (PV), 12 Luglio 2011

 

foto: © Monelle Chiti

 

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The Strokes

Madison Square Garden

New York, NY

April 1, 2011

Our illustrious guide through the waters of Ranganthittu Bird Sanctuary near Mysore.

Mr. T hobnobs with 2 of the Strokes one drunken night at the Troubador

The Strokes

Friday, Day 1

AMD Stage

Photo by: Dave Mead

The Strokes

Madison Square Garden

New York, NY

April 1, 2011

The Strokes

Madison Square Garden

New York, NY

April 1, 2011

Julian Casablancas at Irving Plaza, NYC, March 24, 2010.

 

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79-year-old female with left parieto-occipital cortex subcortical white matter infarct

a. CT imagining of a at admission

b. CT imagining of a at 48th hour

c. DW-MRI imagining of the patient

d. ADC view of the patient

Fine detail of a paint brush stroke

Fossil of the Day Thursday 5 December:

 

1st 🇺🇸🇷🇺 US & Russia for pushing for weak #LossandDamage outcome

 

Special mention:

🇯🇵Japan and 🇦🇺 Australia for focusing on insurance

 

⭐Ray of the Day

Canada, Colombia, Vanuatu, Mexico, New Zealand, Australia, Norway, Switzerland - push for HR in #Article6

 

== Official Citation ==

 

Today’s winners of fossil of the day are two giants of bad behavior. Guess who? Who else! The United States (US) and Russia!

 

==The US and Russia

==

 

Looks like the United States (US) and Russia share more than the ability to bully other countries, rig elections (and lead in climate-wrecking oil and gas production)! They want to make loss and damage in the negotiations weak again!

 

The US gets the fossil for opposing that money reaches vulnerable communities, through the Warsaw International Mechanism (WIM) for Loss and Damage, to deal with climate change impacts, which Uncle Sam has helped cause by being a massive polluter.

 

Russia gets to share the fossil award with the US for having the chutzpah to try and throw out human rights and gender from the loss and damage negotiations.

 

The US folks seem to have a very short memory. They’re forgetting that waaaay back in 2013, countries agreed to “enhance action and support, including finance” for loss and damage via the WIM.

  

And Russia, come on! A record of human rights abuses both at home and blatantly at the international level? This is an overdose of bad Vodka! You cannot revoke people’s right to life, to a home and education, with a stroke of a pen.

 

Hey Russia if you don’t understand how gender, human rights and gender are related, maybe you shouldn’t be part of this conversation?

 

All these basic human rights are at risk when the impacts of climate go beyond what it is possible to adapt to. If Russia paid more attention, they would know that women and children are amongst the most affected after a disaster.

 

A special mention goes to Japan and Australia. You are also showing extreme hard-heartness towards vulnerable developing countries who desperately need your support. Support – aka finance that was agreed six years ago. Don’t find ridiculous reasons not to provide it now by focusing on insurance (insurance is not relevant for poor people - and why are we making the people on the front line of climate impacts pay insurance premiums to cover climate damage they had no role in causing?)

 

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Attribution: David Tong /WWF New Zealand

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