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"Survive the Apocalypse"
Preview 2011 Borderline Biennial at the Abode of Chaos adult only
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Borderline Biennale Abode of Chaos 2011 No Program No Press No Money
Curator Lukas Zpira and thierry Ehrmann author and founder
18/08/2011 18/8/09/2011
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des screenshots de mon theme inav MILK.
Basé sur le systeme de navigation inav, je me suis servi d'icones formidables pour les differentes pages:
icons
sms by : pixelresort.com/
safari: original mac icons.
phone icons by bigkobe.deviantart.com/art/iPhone-3G-PSD-91763608
icon macmini for categories apps: lecoupdulapin.deviantart.com/art/Icon-4-Mini-Mac-Setting-...
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battery icon by : lecoupdulapin.deviantart.com/art/Icons-2-83299063
mail icon by : Zieux
games icons:
Photo icons: shanahben.deviantart.com & icon trouvé sur ce site : bbs.sunsm.com/viewthread.php?tid=259
inav MILK pour iPhone et iPodTouch BIENTÔT sur cette page :
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Live, Believe & Dream! See You There!
This is the theme park on the Sunny Gold Coast ( Dreamworld ) and had plenty of rides for the young and old.
Taken at Dreamworld, Gold Coast, Queensland in 2012.
Project 52
Week 41/52
Week 41's theme is "Think BIG"
From: Catcher In My Eye :)
Taking a BIG Leap of Faith!
Moving from the boot heel of Italy to moving to North Texas was a BIG move!
How BIG you ask?
When you are an eight year old girl, that has lived in Italy your whole life and gone to school since you were three years old, had the same circle of friends, gone to the beach with family & friends every Summer, attended family get togethers with your Daddy's family as far back as you can remember, eaten Italian food and practiced Italian customs Because YOU ARE ITALIAN... and, THEN, last Winter, your Dad comes home and says, "Do you want to go live in America? Christmas with American cousins at Gram & Poppy's will be a FIRST! Never seen a real American Santa, just pictures!!!
Your Dad is transferred to America first, and has been AWAY more than at home.
There is a lot of waiting because it is JUST Mom. Mom said she might as well be a single parent.
Life here LOOKS different. Houses are different, food is different and the clothes & shoes that kids wear are different. Now, YOU are THAT "New Girl" and the girl that has not played American sports or even heard of Cheerleading!
(And what's with ZOMBIES???)
Teachers are still Teachers, but spelling words are different, as is the language you speak when you are out and about. Grammar is awkward, reading is kinda difficult but Science and PE and Music and Art are fun! Eating breakfast as well as lunch with your class is fun! (What happened to pasta & bread at home for lunch?) No Saturday school here, Whoopee!!!
Mom made time for Scout meetings! Friends that go to scouts, are crafty & fun!
You are happy to find that Americans swim too, but in pools. Does every house in the U.S. have a pool? (That's where the town's water went! Who would have thought there was water rationing?) As in Italy, the U.S. has swim clubs! That's ONE thing that is the same :)
It's nice to find that other Military kids have come from other far away places and you find that they had to wait months for their toys and furniture to come across on a ship, too!
Some kids are just like our family, and hardly ever get to see their Daddy either.
You took a BIG LEAP moving from Italy to America!
And after the first quarter of school, you realize that you DID it!
Your family found a new home and you speak English now every day at school and go to a new 3rd grade class and you DID make NEW friends! It is just like Mom said it would be!
YOU took a BIG Leap of Faith, Girl!
And YOU did it!
YOU did it!
Yea!
Whew!!!
A BIG shout- out to our G.daughter and her siblings!
Gram & Poppy are proud of you and love you all!
This is Rachel running down a hill at her brother's Cub Scout day camp!
Playing in the woods near a creek was ANOTHER First! And it was so much fun!
Project 52
Week 41/52
Week 41's theme is "Think BIG"
From: Catcher In My Eye :)
A photo-a-day for A Hobbling A Day. Group theme for week of February 14 : Romance.
Some people have to be content with jewels, art or fine wine. My true love gives me books. From technical books to history, fine novels to mysteries, science fiction to fantasy, she knows what I will appreciate. How can you not love someone like that?
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This was built as a nuclear power station over twenty years ago, but it was never commissioned and is now a theme park
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Rock for Dimes Halifax - A Night to Remember!
The Cunard Centre rocked at the Ninth Annual Rock for Dimes! The theme was 'Tribute Bands' and over 500 guests got to hear a unique take on Matchbox 20, Bon Jovi, Alanis Morrisette, David Bowie, The Commitments and Fleetwood Mac. Over $30,000 was raised, bringing the total raised in Halifax to well over $200,000.
Red C, Project 501, Terminal Road, Sophie's Choice, Sound Castle and The Goldilocks Effect were the competing bands, performing in front of Heartsparks music therapist Anna Plaskett, musician John Mullane of InFlight Safety and Q104’s Tom B, who once again pulled double duty as judge and the evening’s MC.
It was a very close contest, but Terminal Road, comprised of members of the Nova Scotia Department of Justice, was declared the event winner.
Rock for Dimes Halifax benefits March of Dimes Canada's Conductive Education® (CE) Nova Scotia Program, an innovative program that blends elements of education and rehabilitation to improve the independence, mobility and confidence of children with disabilities, and has proven especially beneficial to children with cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis and developmental apraxia.
As well, for the second year, March of Dimes Canada provided $15,000 to help a woman living with a disability retrofit a vehicle to become wheelchair accessible. Vehicle modifications allow people living with disabilities the freedom of mobility, access and community participation that so many of us take for granted – but modifications can be prohibitively expensive, and out of reach for those with limited or fixed incomes. Kimberley Lovett is the grateful recipient of funding from the Istvan and Barbara Haas Vehicle Retrofit Fund. Click here to read more about Kimberley.
We want to thank all our sponsors, including our national sponsors Long & McQuade, Airgo Medical, Canadian Music Therapy Trust Fund, League of Rock and Agency59, our platinum sponsor Stewart McKelvey, gold sponsor McInnes Cooper, as well as our local sponsors.
Thank you to all the bands, volunteers, judges and attendees. It was an amazing night and we look forward to seeing everyone next year for the 10th Anniversary in 2015!
My fridge is home to food...and something that keeps me alive.
Insulin!
My first set of pictures for the "Themes & Challenges" group - the lighting was tricky!
Since Snitter has themes, I thought I'd make one to match the style of the Leopard OS. Get your own at http://snook.ca/snitter.
Tigers, lions & PAWS! OH MY! Cute baby shower cupcakes. Hand-made cupcake picks and paws made of M&M's candy & white chocolate melts. Featured flavors are Red Velvet & White Chocolate. 2 dozen standard & 2 dozen cute mini cupcakes! ENJOY!
This chap hadn't lost his dog and was marching along at a good old pace! All alone on the esplanade with his dog!
Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 37) ~ Alone ....
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The Macro Mondays theme for 10/9 is container. This is just a portion of a pretty little wooden box. Will put the size verification up later. Have cropped it to be sure it is within the 3” parameters
Today's #NATCAphilly2018 theme is Building a More Perfect Union. Today noted NATCAvists Richard Kennington and Dawn Johnson moderate a panel on Getting Involved, Staying Involved: Increasing Passion and Activism Within #NATCA.
Panelists are Nick Daniels, FacRep, Fort Worth Center, NATCA Academy and Training
Sam Navarro, FacRep, Seattle ATCT, NATCA Reloaded
John Bratcher, Chair, NATCA Benefits Committee, NATCA Organizing Committee, FacRep, Fort Smith ATCT
Della Swartz, Region X Professional Standards Program National Workgroup
Trisha Pesiri-Dybvik, Western Pacific Region Chair, National Legislative Committee
Bob Obma, Indianapolis Center, NATCA Outreach
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