View allAll Photos Tagged support
Joint Task Force Civil Support New York/ New Jersey Commanding General Maj. Gen. William B. Hall coins Service members assigned to the 24th Civil Support Team outside the Jacob Javits Center, May 20, 2020. Service members received their coins for their hard work at the rapid mobile testing site during the COVID-19 response. U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Jonathan Pietrantoni)
HELP CHILDREN Positive, HIV/AIDS in Bahia ,Brasil
This children need support or DIED
78 AMIGOS do FLICKR FotografandoVIDA ,
AJUDE A AJUDAR COM O SEU OLHAR
Ayuda a ayudar con tu mirar
HELP AIDS CHILDREN in Bahia,Brasil, HIV POSITIVE, need support or died
CNPJ 07.852.787/0001-69
ABRACE ESTA CAUSA
FOTOS PARA A VIDA
FACA um donativo e coloque uma fotografia sua ajudando a campanha a CRESCER
A sua doação, podem salvar vidas de crianças com HIV-AIDS em Salvador-Bahia-Brasil
Poste sua foto e faça sua doação:
Instituição Assistêncial Beneficente Conceição Macedo
País: Brasil
Banco: Banco do Brasil
N. do Banco: 001
Agência: 0904-0
Conta corrente: 254.651-5
Código SWIFT: BRASBRRJSDR
HELP AIDS CHILDREN in Bahia,Brasil, HIV POSITIVE, need support or died
www.flickr.com/photos/2007jolie/2050073242/
www.flickr.com/photos/21guilherme/2052740880/
www.flickr.com/photos/umpropelamordedeus/2004214404/
www.flickr.com/photos/fotolomania/2051559371/
www.flickr.com/photos/amandavivan/2073656180/
www.flickr.com/photos/valeria/2053020605/
www.flickr.com/photos/anasanteiro/2057101754/
www.flickr.com/photos/antinea/1999868682/
www.flickr.com/photos/letta/2048914340/
www.flickr.com/photos/sadi_973/2066628799/
www.flickr.com/photos/bemattos/2042246959/
www.flickr.com/photos/beasasse/2065918006/
www.flickr.com/photos/caboclamorena/
www.flickr.com/photos/carla_e_bruno/2049270343/
www.flickr.com/photos/81124164@N00/2054024330/
www.flickr.com/photos/claufogolin/2046970930/
www.flickr.com/photos/cristianosoares/2044797892/
www.flickr.com/photos/dalnunes/2058898092/
www.flickr.com/photos/dimas_benedict/2054050731/
www.flickr.com/photos/doraaraujo/2049296043/
www.flickr.com/photos/dulce_vasconcelos/1992815188/
www.flickr.com/photos/ebald/2037921469/
www.flickr.com/photos/eduardorebello/2061703349/
www.flickr.com/photos/elianabotan/2053446160/
www.flickr.com/photos/eloisa/1981619076/
www.flickr.com/photos/ernanib/2043229704/
www.flickr.com/photos/m_cali/2006488540/
www.flickr.com/photos/fabiolarebello/1374490385/
www.flickr.com/photos/flaviob/2057831003/
www.flickr.com/photos/fatinhacosta/1374827858/
www.flickr.com/photos/fernandafronza/2047766828/
www.flickr.com/photos/52815054@N00/2030899771/
www.flickr.com/photos/frederico_mendes/2033876501
www.flickr.com/photos/gigliane/2040943803/
www.flickr.com/photos/giselleazevedo/2055372959/
www.flickr.com/photos/grace_flowers/2046328495/
www.flickr.com/photos/15104480@N03/2057568923/
www.flickr.com/photos/ivano_bettati/2061289300/
www.flickr.com/photos/jairo_abud/2049061313/
www.flickr.com/photos/janinebergmann/2053994395/
www.flickr.com/photos/rnmori/2055982188/
www.flickr.com/photos/jiintonic/2072070800/
www.flickr.com/photos/leonor7/2063854672/
www.flickr.com/photos/leley1/2002088984/
www.flickr.com/photos/liacostacarvalho/192101377/
www.flickr.com/photos/bbporfirio/2046375258/
www.flickr.com/photos/lilivc/2046199423/
www.flickr.com/photos/lufilizola/1815352368/
www.flickr.com/photos/mallmix/2062520145/
www.flickr.com/photos/marcelomendonca/2035340342/
www.flickr.com/photos/marcia_marton/2058840285/
www.flickr.com/photos/margaperola/1979002467/
www.flickr.com/photos/mariacastro/2051649807/
www.flickr.com/photos/marianemedeiros/2045458576/
www.flickr.com/photos/8905422@N03/2052449621/
www.flickr.com/photos/max_tuta/2042628836/
www.flickr.com/photos/mcorreia/2057136558/
www.flickr.com/photos/miekevos/2018913317/
www.flickr.com/photos/miss_vieira/2044908499/
www.flickr.com/photos/monnik/2053195633/
www.flickr.com/photos/paulokawai/2045796695/
www.flickr.com/photos/raquelsantana/2058085770/
www.flickr.com/photos/redart_photo/2047631830/
www.flickr.com/photos/9121646@N07/2047962263/
www.flickr.com/photos/sonia_mourao/1990482474/
www.flickr.com/photos/solamore/2054847969/
www.flickr.com/photos/stella_foto/2043163214/
www.flickr.com/photos/tglow/2050902207/
www.flickr.com/photos/66179962@N00/2061875399/
www.flickr.com/photos/umdiaumafoto/1999468345/
www.flickr.com/photos/umechan/2048601580/
www.flickr.com/photos/rwerson/2052690112/
www.flickr.com/photos/zitakamugira/2056360339/
www.flickr.com/photos/zillig/1984741365/
78 FotografandoVIDA, na campanha "AJUDE a Abraçar com o seu OLHAR)
TEXTO DO ERNANIB:
Há o tempo de plantar e o tempo de colher. Todos nós temos presa para viver, nunca de morrer. Temos tempo para a internet, para um amigo, para brincar, para trabalhar, mas nunca temos tempo para parar e ajudar. Temos tempo para ver TV, ler jornais, um bom livro, mas nunca tempo para ler um pedido de ajuda.
Mas há quem não tem mais tempo. Quem não teve tempo de plantar. Quem mal tem tempo para brincar. Quem mal vai ter tempo de dizer: “Eu te amo mamãe, papai!!!”. Porque em algum lugar alguém não teve tempo para parar e ler essa mensagem, para procurar saber do que se tratava, sobre quem se estava falando, de procurar saber como poderia ajudar; já que quem deveria ajudar não acha tempo para isso, porque não acha importante, porque é um investimento que não tem retorno no curto espaço de tempo ou porque acha que seu tempo é valioso demais para gastar com quem não tem tanto tempo de vida assim.
Pare um momento. Procure se informar, ler, ajudar. Quem já conta os segundos para a despedida final vai agradecer de coração por esses poucos instantes de tempo, que você dedicou a elas.
Não deixe que o relógio das vidas delas pare só porque você não queria perder tempo. Ajude!!! Divulge!!! Dê corda nesses pequenos relógios de vida.
_____________________________________________________
There is a time for planting and a time for harvesting. We are all in a hurry to live, not to die.We have time for internet, for friends, for playing, for working and we never have time to stop and help others. We have time for watching TV, reading the papers or a good book but we never have time for reading a message asking for help.
But there are the ones who don’t have any more time to lose. The ones who didn’t have time to plant. That barely have time to play. That won’t have time to say “I love you, mom, dad”. Because someone, somewhere didn’t have time to read this message, to try to know what it means, to try to know how to help. Because many times who could help don’t have the time, because it’s not an investment with short term interest or because thinks its time is too valuable to spend with somenone who doesn’t have that much time.
Stop for a moment.Try to read and get informed. The children that are about to say their goodbyes to life will be thankful for these few moments you took to help them.. Don’t let their life clocks stop just because you didn’t want to waste your time. Help them! Spread the word! Wind up these little life clocks
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hay momentos para sembrar, y otros para recoger la cosecha. Todos tenemos tiempo para vivir, nunca para morir. Tenemos tiempo para Internet, para un amigo, para jugar, para trabajar, pero nunca tenemos tiempo para detenernos y ayudar. Tenemos tiempo para ver Tele, leer periódicos, un buen libro, pero nunca tiempo para leer un pedido de ayuda.
Pero hay quienes ya no tienen más tiempo. Quien no tuvo tiempo para sembrar. Que apenas tiene tiempo para jugar, y que quizás tampoco no va a tener tiempo para decir "Yo te amo mamá! papá!
Porque en algún lugar alguien no tuvo tiempo para detenerse a leer este mensaje, para tratar de entender de qué se trataba, de quién se estaba hablando, de entender cómo se podía ayudar; ya que quien debería ajudar no consigue tiempo para esto, porque no lo considera importante, porque es una inversión que no tiene retorno en un corto espacio de tiempo o porque cree que su tiempo es mucho más valioso como para gastarlo con quien no tiene tanto tiempo de vida.
Detente un momento. Procura Informarte, leer, ayudar.
Quienes cuentan los segundos para la despedida final van agradecer de corazón por ese gesto, por haber leido éstas líneas.
No dejes que el reloj de la vida de esas personas pare porque no querías perder tiempo.
Ayuda! Divulga! Dale cuerda a esas pequeñas manecillas del reloj de la vida!
Carta do Padre Alfredo
IBCM
Prezado Amigo,a,
Em nome das 39 crianças com AIDS da IBCM e das 250 famílias assistidas, agradeço-lhe de coração.
Somos mais de 22 voluntári@s, igualmente pesaros@s com o fechamento da creche.
Nesta segunda-feira, graças à generosidade de muitas pessoas como vc, estaremos abrindo provisoriamente a creche, em regime de 1/2 turno (das 14 às 17h). Ainda não é o ideal, mas já ameniza a fome e o sofrimento destas crianças em grave situação de risco.
Obrigado pela sua generosidade. Divulgue a nossa causas e conte sempre com nossa gratidão e reconhecimento.
Feliz Natal!
pe Alfredo
OBRIGADA, não se esqueçam do vosso donativo.
Dia 1 de Dezembro é dia Mundial da SIDA AIDS
78 amigos ABRAÇANDO!
(1 Anónimo)
2007jolie
21guilherme
A.Suther Photography
Adriana
Amanda Vivan
Ana Valeria
Ana Maria Santeiro
antinea
Arlete
@rmando
Be Mattos
Beatriz Sasse
Conceição Costa
Carla & Bruno
Claudia Pinelli
claudio.marcio2
claufogolin
Cristiano Soares
Dal Nunes
Daniela Duarte Moreira
Dimas Benedict
dora.araujo
Dulce de V
Edgardo Balduccio
Eduardo Rebello
Eliana Botan
eloisavh
Ernanib
Eu M
FABIOLA MEDEIROS
F£a
Fatinha Costa
Fernanda Fronza
FIDALGO 72
Frederico Mendes
Gigliane Pefrei
Giselle
Graça Vargas - Flowers
GreenHouse
Ivano Bettati
Jairo BD
Janine Bergmann
Japa em Floripa
jiintonic
Leonor Nazaré Martins
Leley
Leti-ta
Lia Costa Carvalho
Lili Vieira de Carvalho
lu filizola
mallmix
Marcelo Mendonça design
Márcia Marton
margaridaperola
Maria Castro
Mariane Medeiros
Marilene Simão Imagens
max tuta noronha
Messias Correia
Mieke Vos
miss vieira
Mônnik
Paulo Kawai
Perdida na Avenida
raquelsantana
redart
RogerioM
soniamourao
solamore
Stella Brasil
T Glow
TIO...
Um dia.Uma foto
ume.chan
W. Renata
zitakamugira
zillig
Kike Sarasola, President & Founder, Room Mate Hotels & BeMate.com
Eduardo Covelinhas, European Founder, Strayboots
Mojtaba Kamarlouei, CTO and Co-founder, Optishower
Luis Lucas, Co-founder, Live Electric Tours
The display reads:
The M981, known as the FIST-V was the first U.S. Army specialized vehicle for the Fire Support Team or Forward Observer in the U.S. Army. Introduced in 1978, the FIST-V used a M113 Armored Personnel Carrier chassis and was identical in appearance to the M901 Improved TOW Vehicle (ITV). This identical appearance helped make the fire support team less of a target on the battlefield. The ITV used the large "hammerhead" on top of the vehicle to launch TOW anti-tank missiles. The "hammerhead" on the FIST-V housed a ground / vehicle laser locator designator (G/VLLD) and a AN/TAS-4 night sight. This allowed the fire support team to locate and designate targets with the laser to be hit by precision guided artillery projectiles or aerial bombs. Inside, the M981 had seven radios and two digital message devices to communicate with the infantry or armor units it supported or the artillery fire direction center. During Operation Desert Storm in 1991, units found that the M981 and other M113 series vehicles were unable to keep up with the Abrams tanks and Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles. The FIST-V was replaced by the Bradley FIST (BFIST) beginning in 2000.
Weight: 27,000 lb. (12,250 kg)
Crew: 4
Engine: General Motors 6V53 6-cylinder, water-cooled, diesel, 212 HP
Maximum Speed: 40 mph (64 kph)
Cruising Range: 300 miles (482 km)
CCN#
Guide by Cell 72
Taken December 26th, 2011.
Info gathered September 9th, 2012.
In a debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen, MEPs called for continued support for Ukraine and a common EU response to the US inflation reduction act.
“We are seeing more examples of Russia’s strategy of terror in Ukraine but its people will continue to resist and the EU will support their efforts”, said European Council President Charles Michel. He added that the EU must rapidly boost the competitiveness of European companies so they can compete with those in the USA and China that receive massive state aid. President Michel also highlighted the significant progress made in the EU’s coordinated response to high energy prices and underlined the importance of the upcoming reform of the electricity market, talks on migration and the need to strengthen sanctions against Iran for its continued repression of its citizens. “2023 will be a key year for the European project”, he concluded.
On Russia’s war against Ukraine, the Commission President said that “we need strength and resolve”. Europe has shown unity and joint efforts, for example regarding energy, have paid off, with gas prices now lower than before the invasion and gas storage at 80%. “For this winter we are safe, but we now have to prepare for the next one”, she continued and announced that the first energy supply contracts will be signed before summer.
To boost the competitiveness of Europe’s industry, President von der Leyen presented the “Green Deal industrial plan”, based on four pillars: speed and access, by simplifying and fast-tracking procedures; boosting investment in clean tech production by temporarily adapting state aid rules; supporting workers to improve their skills set to create good and well-paid jobs; and trade agreements to secure strong and resilient supply chains.
MEPs welcomed the EU’s continued support for Ukraine‘s stand against Russia’s aggression. They were convinced the European model will prevail over the Russian dictatorship, because Europe puts people first and does not use them to push through the will of a political leader.
Some MEPs demanded an increase in support for the most vulnerable during the cost of living crisis, and to ensure better conditions for platform workers. Others welcomed the Commission‘s action plan for European industry and called for an EU fund in response to the US inflation reduction act.
Some MEPs suggested better targeting of EU subsidies and more investment in research and development, a major prerequisite for improving the EU’s competitiveness. On the green transition, several MEPs urged the EU to maintain the momentum and advance the work set out in the European green deal.
www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20230113IPR6664...
____
This photo is free to use under Creative Commons license CC-BY-4.0 and must be credited: "CC-BY-4.0: © European Union 2022– Source: EP". (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) No model release form if applicable. For bigger HR files please contact: webcom-flickr(AT)europarl.europa.eu
Apex Orthowears Pvt. Ltd. manufacturer of Cervical Aids, Cervical products, Cervical Collar, Cervical pillow, cervical support products, Rehabilitation Aids, Health Products for the handicapped.
Thank You Monica Trivedi for sharing this important information concerning Assisted Living. Permission has been granted to reproduce this article on my website by author. Source of Information: www.assistedlivinghistory.com/ Below is a detailed overview of how assisted living facilities have evolved over the years, as well as some thoughts about the future of assisted. Support for Caregivers
Completely unedited (notice the repetition of mail) and with icons I simply don't use that much, I give you my clutterific homescreen (it gets used so much tho).
Actually I think this might shame me into doing something about tidying it up.
Please add suggestions for backgrounds (can't find any good ones).
Prior food security development project representing the focus on long-term solutions via activities such as improved agriculture. Photo credit: USAID/Livatina Ranarison
***
Three new USAID projects will deliver immediate food aid and long-term solutions in South and Southeastern Madagascar
In December 2020, alongside President Andry Rajoelina, U.S. Ambassador Michael P. Pelletier was pleased to announce three new projects funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), making an additional $100 million commitment by the United States to combat food insecurity in Madagascar. Through these projects, the Government of the United States, working side-by-side with the Government of Madagascar, will respond to the urgent needs of families in hunger
and provide long-term solutions to food insecurity in the south and southeast of Madagascar. Ambassador Pelletier, who just returned from a trip to the most affected regions of the south, shared his impressions of the challenges there, and the effectiveness of ongoing US assistance, in coordination with the Government and many partners. He invoked a well-known Malagasy proverb, noting that “We are brothers walking in the forest...You can always rely on the United States of America, as we know we can rely on Madagascar.”
In the past decade alone, the United States has helped the Government of Madagascar and the Malagasy people overcome cyclones, plague, measles, and COVID-19. Since 2015, the U.S. government has been the leading provider of food aid and agricultural supplies to southern Madagascar, providing more than
$100 million in emergency assistance.
In line with the Government of Madagascar’s own strategy for addressing food insecurity in the south, these three new USAID projects will not only provide emergency food assistance, but also develop long-term solutions to food insecurity.
USAID’s Firangà project will provide $10 million in emergency food assistance to more than 222,000 people in hard-hit Atsimo Andrefana and Androy regions. The project will also treat malnutrition in children under five years old. Catholic Relief Services will implement Firangà.
USAID’s five-year, $45 million Maharo development project will address the long-term nutritional needs of more than 279,000 vulnerable people in Atsimo Andrefana and Androy, helping them become healthier, more resilient, and more prosperous. In the short-term, Maharo will also provide immediate food relief to vulnerable families. Catholic Relief Services will also implement Maharo.
The third USAID project is the five-year, $45 million Fiovana project, which will reduce food insecurity for more than 428,000 people in the southeastern regions of Vatovavy-Fitovinany and Atsimo Atsinanana. The Adventist Development and Relief Agency will implement Fiovana. These projects will collaborate closely with the Government of Madagascar’s drought response and long-term development efforts. They are also aligned with more than $10.5 million in U.S. government-funded emergency activities that the World Food Programme and UNICEF are already delivering, including 8,330 metric tons of emergency food aid and $2.5 million in malnutrition treatment for young children.
The U.S. government, through USAID, has worked with the Government of Madagascar and local partners for 36 years to promote the health and prosperity of the Malagasy people. Last year, USAID assistance totaled $114 million, including $62 million in health sector activities where the United States is the largest single country donor. The other $52 million supported a range of programs to promote
economic growth and job opportunities, protect and develop natural and human resources, marine and forest resources, and promote sustainable agriculture and food security.
Soldiers and Airmen assigned to the New York National Guard’s 24th Civil Support Team conduct a training exercise at Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, New York on March 11, 2021 to test team members capabilities. National Guard Civil Support Teams are trained to detect chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high explosive materials and report on potential threats to civil authorities. The 324th Civil Support Team, based at Fort Hamilton is one of two in the New York National Guard and focuses on the New York City metropolitan area. U.S. Army photo by Connie Dillon.
*Pathfinder, by Sed Miles: Fundraising Page*
As a textbook introvert it is very difficult to put yourself out there. In
front of the camera is the last place I want to be. But what is more
important is the constant encouragement I receive to share and showcase my
work. Today I'm launching a fundraising campaign for my first book of
photography, Pathfinder .
This summer, as Artist in Residence at La Porte Peinte
, in Noyers,
France, I am completing the editing and printing of the book.
Pathfinder is named for my son and
dedicated to all the great communities I've joined over the past five
years. I'm inviting you all to be a part of the process. View and
share the Pathfinder
Indiegogo page in the link for more
information.
Thank you!
Volunteer: Nemesia & Jo Lynch - Volunteer Dates: Oct 02 - Nov 10, 2013 - Location: La Serena Chile Project: Orphanage Support
www.abroaderview.org/feedbacks/chile/395-nemesia-jo-lynch...
Our favorite memories...
Nemesia: There is many to choose from but my favorite memory from working at the home was our last day when we gave the Tias we had been working with cards that we had translated what we wanted to say into Spanish. The Tia I worked with actually cried as I was finally able to tell her I admired her and that she made me proud of my Chilean heritage.
My favorite part of staying in our accommodation was being escorted by the two dogs that lived down the road every morning to the bus stop. Everywhere we went in La Serena, including the shopping centres, we had a dog follow or escort us there! It was great company.
Jo: I became very close to one particular baby girl who I was told, was very unsettled around men before I came. We bought her a little present when we left and despite being sick she was still really excited when we handed it to her, waving her arms around and squealing.
We were surprised that:
Nemesia: Before we came to La Serena we were in Cusco Perú which has a huge tourism industry and it's not to hard to find someone who speaks English there. I was surprised that almost no one spoke English in La Serena. It was actually very helpful because it forced me to work harder on my Spanish.
Jo: I was surprised that the home was as well organized and clean as it was; despite the little funding they receive.
The most difficult thing we experienced was:
Nemesia: It can be very hard working with children and not getting emotionally attached to them and wishing you could do more for them. I just had to keep reminding myself of the fantastic work the Tias do and that they genuinely love and care for each and every child with the little they have.
Jo: Language barrier!
Our best received lessons:
Nemesia: Each day I would learn a little more about taking care of children from 10 days to 18 months old from watching the Tias; from changing nappies to feeding and burping. I am definitely a pro now at getting babies to sleep! (which I am sure will help in the future)
I also learnt a lot of Chilean slang by just listening to the conversations around me which put a lot of words that my Chilean family say into context for me which was a really fun experience. The Tias have such great senses of humour; they made learning Spanish funny.
Jo: Feeding a one year old without making a mess! Very challenging!
Tips for future volunteers:
Nemesia: Be prepared to get sick! The children are constantly battling the flu as they no sooner get better and get it from another child in the home; so be prepared to get the flu for a couple days. There is a juice stand on the way to the orphanage, we tried to drink as much orange juice as we could to combat the flu.
Girl dropouts are a major problem fighting poverty in Malawi, as giving girls and women a better position and better education remains maybe the best way of all to bring change and a better future to Malawi.
At Matunduzi school we saw how the IM-funded project GESI addressed one of the causes of girl dropouts - girls falling behind in their studies due to problems doing their homework due to all the tasks they are asked to do at home.
At Matundizi school, and dozens of similar school, new reading techniques have been introduced and teachers educated in new pedagogical skills.
The reading class seen on these photos were engaging and active to the extreme... Not the least I loved seeing how much space the girls demanded, they were not rated below boys and not discriminated.
Having trained on different reading techniques by GESI, teachers at the school have used the methods to supplement primary school curriculum. One STD 2 teacher introduced supplementary readers from old curriculum books to enhance a reading culture. Through such, most pupils in Standard 2 have acquired Chichewa (Malawis majority language) reading mastery. A rare occurrence in primary schools rocked by myriad challenges.
Meanwhile, on a regular basis, mother groups, that are also getting support and organizational advice from GESI, meets with girls at the school to discuss issues for their retention and achievement. ‘We feel obliged to support our girls so that they should not experience the difficulties we have now due to lack of education.”
Mother group members raise funds for need girls, they give advice and they visit parents who withdraw their girls from schools.
Girls Education Support Initiative (GESI), is funded by IM and run by Malawian NGO Creccom. GESI is an integrated approach to address challenges facing girl children through community mobilization including meeting girls’ post-primary education cost.
The complexities are enormous and intertwine poverty and male dominated culture and put restraints on girls’ education.
IM and Creccom has pledged to promote girls education and fight these constraints.
Photo and copyright: Erik Törner, IM Individuell Människohjälp www.manniskohjalp.se
Bahati*, 38, sits with her daughter as she prepares Mandazi (doughnuts) that she sells at the market place at the Kalobeyei refugee settlement in northern Kenya. Through an EU funded programme, Bahati took up baking and catering and was able to start a small business selling her Mandazi.
*The name has been changed for privacy protection reasons
© 2018 European Union (photographer: Barbara Minishi)
Support the gallery on Patreon today and pass it back.
---
For more about Bonfire 2015, visit www.studentbonfire.com/event/burn-night-2015/.
19：45 一位来自北京的女留学生回美国上学顺道来看望我，她送来二大包方便面、二支皮肤药膏，带着她父母的问候。她说，她父母担心我身体会不好，嘱咐我要保重身体。她看到我很健康，感到很高兴，支持我回国，相信我一定能回国。
她与她的同学一起来的，她们们今晚入境日本住宿，明天回美国。
Yes, these lovely ladies were making the rounds assisting the crazy perimeter racers. They agreed to pose for us at the "Mexican paid" border fence.
IMG_9984-b
Deployed military personnel request the following items most often:
Food
Powdered Drink Mixes
(individual packets are best)
Cookies
Crackers
Pretzels
Tuna in a pouch
Beef, chicken or turkey jerky
Cheese spread (no aerosol cans!)
Ramen noodles
Snack cakes
Gum
Nuts
Granola bars
Pop Tarts
Dried fruit
Trail mix
Pistachios
Raisins
Red licorice twists
Tootsie Rolls (both candy and lollipops)
Peanut butter
Triscuits
Wheat Thins
Canned meats (no pork products)
Hard candy (individually-wrapped)
Sports Equipment
Baseballs
Baseball gloves
Soccer balls
Basketballs
Volleyballs
Squirt guns
Frisbees
Entertainment
AA & AAA batteries
Craft kits
Scrapbooking crafts
Books (mysteries, action, drama, science fiction).
Magazines – new or nearly new -
(sports, news, entertainment, travel, nature)
Playing cards
Small hand-held games
Crossword puzzles
CD's\DVD's
Hygiene Supplies
Facial cleansing pads
Moisturizing lotion
Wet Wipes
Eye drops
Lip balm
Toothpaste
Toothbrushes
Soap
Body wash
Shampoo and conditioner
Deodorant
Sunblock
Foot powder
Miscellaneous
Blank cards
Stationary, paper
Pens
Letters
Ziploc bags (sandwich, qt., gal. sizes)
For more information please visit
A drag queen performing at the 2013 Gay Softball World Series Closing Street Party. Renaissance Hotel Courtyard, 999 9th St NW, Washington, DC.
Kyle Noland is a UIS graduate assistant working in ITS, president of the Computer Science Club, and a member of the Student Government Association. About twenty student assistants, employed by ITS, help support over 200 physical and virtual servers, networking devices, voice and emergency communication systems, and identity management systems.
Berlin - demonstration for peace
Nikon F3Hp; Nikkor 35mm 1:2.8; Kodak TriX@1600ISO
Semistand Developement Adox Adonal 1:100 for 1h; Adofix
©A.Capellmann
26th POLICE UNITY TOUR RIDE-IN Motor Support Team entering National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial along F between 4th and 5th Street, NW, Washington DC on Thursday afternoon, 12 May 2022 by Elvert Barnes Photography
Los Angeles Police Department
POLICE UNITY TOUR website at policeunitytour.com/
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial NATIONAL POLICE WEEK at nleomf.org/memorial/programs/national-police-week-2022/
Elvert Barnes POLICE WEEK docu-project at elvertxbarnes.com/police-week
Elvert Barnes May 2022 at elvertxbarnes.com/2022
Elvert Barnes Police Unity Tour docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/PoliceUnityTour.html
All part of the Homecoming and Family weekend at HSU. To see more photos please, checkout www.flickr.com/photos/hsuevents/sets/72157627762099719/
Nominees for Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role category for the 81st Academy Awards attended the Oscar Nominees Luncheon in Beverly Hills Monday, February 2, 2009. Pictured, left to right: Marisa Tomei, Amy Adams, Penelope Cruz, Tajiri Henson, and Viola Davis. Academy Awards for outstanding film achievements of 2008 will be presented on Sunday, February 22, 2009, at the Kodak Theatre at Hollywood & Highland Center®, and televised live by the ABC Television Network beginning at 5 p.m. PT. The Oscar presentation also will be televised live in more than 200 countries worldwide.
Flipped over, this will be the more or less the central area of the ship and most of the weight will be supported along the long side(s).
Friends and family greeted around 100 more Soldiers of 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division during a Welcome Home ceremony following a nine month deployment, July 19, 2019, at Fort Drum, New York. Last fall around 2,000 Soldiers from 2BCT deployed to Kosovo and Afghanistan in support of an ongoing North Atlantic Treaty Organization peacekeeping mission and Operation Resolute Support. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Paige Behringer)