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Jerikojosh, KungFuFreak and I got it on in a three way shootout..... well, at least Josh and I ambushed her. hahaa (Side note, this was not staged.... lol.... I looked over and saw her shooting... so I was gonna shoot her when I noticed Josh doing the same thing.... :) This was natural timing)
Shot at the Chinese New Year Parade on Saturday.
Thanks for sharing the good times with us. :)
Nicht allzu weit von Sydney entfernt sind "die drei Schwestern" eine große Attraktion, was man auch an den Touristen Mengen gemerkt hat. Mein Favorit in den Blue Mountains bleibt damit Govetts Leap.
These three men from Malesso’/Merizo were found by the U.S. Navy during the American invasion of Guam in 1944. They had escaped from the Japanese.
Micronesian Area Research Center (MARC)
Three-bearded rockling, Gaidropsarus vulgaris
Date: 08/07/2015
Loch Maddy, SE Flodday (spot dive LM04SR02)
Photographer: Graham Saunders
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“To me, there are three things we all should do every day. We should do this every day of our lives. Number one is laugh. You should laugh every day. Number two is think. You should spend some time in thought. And number three is, you should have your emotions moved to tears, could be happiness or joy. But think about it. If you laugh, you think, and you cry, that's a full day. That's a heck of a day. You do that seven days a week, you're going to have something special.”
Jim Valvano quotes (American basketball coach, Coach of North Carolina State U., 1980-1990; won NCAA championship, 1983 1946-1993)
Three boys without hearing show off the visual art projects at The National Rehabilitation Center in Vientiane Laos.
Eleven to go!
These are a year and a half worth of textbooks. I'm gonna have problems storing the next five and a half years worth, I think. See if you can guess which courses each book was for! ;)
I tried to show you all a before and after of myself before Gary accidentally (if not purposely) cut the "hawk" off by mistake but my head is too big for the alloted mosaic on flcikr's big huge labs lmao .. so this is the end result of my haircut today .. This picture was taken by Beau .. a barber at Shelby's Salon ..
Ok so this is a new thing that I guess may start going around ..
Three Things I Love:
1) Laughing
2) Family and Friends
3) Getting my haircut (lol)
Three Things That I Hate:
1) The abuse of children no matter what type it is
2) The mistreatment of the elderly or disabled
3) Negativity
Three Dream Jobs I Used To Have:
1) Being a lawyer
2) Being a dancer for MC Hammer LMAO Me and my best friend were going to quit school in the 7th grade and find a way to dance for him .. My mom was like "That is stupid!! You don't even know if his career is going to last and I am not even allowing that anyway!!
3) Being a transformer lmao When I was a little boy I used to pretend that I was and I'd make the noises and everything
Three Things That I Want To Do Before I Die:
1) Shoot for a fashion magazine
2) Leave my impression on the world, family and friends / Contribute to the goodness of the world
3) Travel to every beautiful place that there is to see ..
I don't tag people but I will say this .. If it strikes you to do one I'd LOVE IT!! lol
The male Three-wattled Bellbird has a white head, chestnut body, and three long, obvious, blackish-grey wattles at the base of the bill. The female is much more nondescript, lacking the distinct wattles and is yellowish-green overall. Found in high mountain forests, this species is a pronounced altitudinal migrant, wintering in lowland forests. Although silent throughout most of the year, from March through June males of this species give a remarkable, far-carrying “boi-nng,” call from an exposed perch that has been the subject of many studies on vocal communication. Even though this species is known for its loud, piercing call, it is easily overlooked when silent. Only recorded feeding on fruits, the Three-wattled Bellbird may forage by aerial sally or while perched. This species has a restricted range and a small population size of less than 20,000 individuals, which is believed to be declining; due to these factors, the Three-wattled Bellbird has been listed as vulnerable on the IUCN watchlist.
A moment of stillness in a universe of chaos. The Three-Body Problem tells us that stability is an illusion—every system is one small perturbation away from unpredictability.
September 14, 2013
I recently spent some time trekking through Goblin Valley State Park in Utah. This park has some spectacular rock formations resulting from years of geological erosion. A strong thunderstorm was rolling into the area when I was at the park, and I managed to capture this image of one of the rock formations right before the clouds obscured the sunlight. I was fortunate to get this shot.