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Toma de posesión del 3 de mayo de 2010. Foto de familia de los nuevos miembros de la Junta Electoral. De izquierda a derecha: Carmen Salinero, Secretaria General de la ULPGC; Miguel Ángel Ferrer Ballester, profesor; Manuela Souto Conde, estudiante; José Fortes, Presidente de la Junta Electoral; José Regidor, Rector de la ULPGC; Lorena Román Fuentes, becaria de investigación; Sara López Perera, estudiante; y Claudio Martín Jiménez, personal de administración y servicios.
Tomas Lamanauskas, Deputy Secretary-General elect, delivering his election acceptance speech at the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2022 (PP-22), Bucharest, Romania.
©ITU/Rowan Farrell
Rookie Tomas Hermes (BRA) will surf in Round 2 of the 2018 Margaret River Pro after placing third in Heat 2 of Round 1 at North Point, Margaret River, WA, Australia.
Diseñador internacional Tomas Dixon visita División El Teniente, para conocer cómo se produce el cobre, metal y sus aleaciones que utiliza de forma primordial en sus diseños.
Diseñador internacional Tomas Dixon visita División El Teniente, para conocer cómo se produce el cobre, metal y sus aleaciones que utiliza de forma primordial en sus diseños.
Diseñador internacional Tomas Dixon visita División El Teniente, para conocer cómo se produce el cobre, metal y sus aleaciones que utiliza de forma primordial en sus diseños.
ME GUSTÓ MUCHO LA BLUSA DE LA SEÑORA Y NO DUDE TOMARLE FOTO, PERO REGRESÉ 1 HORA DESPUÉS Y SEGUÍA EN EL MISMO LUGAR...(CONTINUARÁ)
Diseñador internacional Tomas Dixon visita División El Teniente, para conocer cómo se produce el cobre, metal y sus aleaciones que utiliza de forma primordial en sus diseños.
State Representative Ben Toma speaking with attendees at an event titled "Arizona Talks: Criminal Justice" hosted by Arizona Talks at the First Baptist Church of Scottsdale in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Diseñador internacional Tomas Dixon visita División El Teniente, para conocer cómo se produce el cobre, metal y sus aleaciones que utiliza de forma primordial en sus diseños.
On black!
Es tabaco no penseis mal xD
Model: Tomás Rodriguez
Styling: Pablo Ronald
Photography: Pablo Ronald
Diseñador internacional Tomas Dixon visita División El Teniente, para conocer cómo se produce el cobre, metal y sus aleaciones que utiliza de forma primordial en sus diseños.
They were huddled together against the stone wall on the sidewalk along Powell Street, holding a sign but barely making eye contact with the passerbys. The first time I walked by them, I sensed their isolation. As I circled back, they looked up and our eyes met. I kneeled down and we began to talk. I asked them if they’ve heard of $2 Portraits; they had not. After explaining the project and telling them since they were two, I’d give them $4, they readily agreed to participate. The ensuing story is one not previously encountered in almost 4 years of doing this project.
Tomas & Tara, 24 and 21 years old respectively, are originally from New York and have been in San Francisco for 6 months. Tara then told me she just had a baby on the 17th. I thought she had said August 17th. She corrected me…she gave birth 4 days ago. I was floored…but skeptical. Pictures of them with their baby convinced me otherwise.
Tomas & Tara moved to SF with the understanding that friends of theirs were going to let them share their apartment. Once they arrived however, their friends recanted and they were left without a place to live. They usually found shelter but Tara said it was a tough pregnancy roughing it on the street.
Tomas & Tara’s baby is still in the hospital, perfectly healthy except for some jaundice caused by different blood types between mother and child. The baby will be released on Saturday and fortunately they have found a shelter to live in. They are alone in San Francisco, no friends…no family…but have an optimism about them that was surprising. They talked about lots of resources in San Francisco to help folks in their situation get on their feet. Tomas is looking for a job - he’s a certified auto mechanic. Tara worked as a dental assistant and has a 2 year Associates business degree. I asked if they considered moving back to New York to be with family. Tomas said his mother is working and has his two teenaged siblings at home and they all live below the poverty level; no help there. They didn’t talk about other family as being options.
Tomas & Tara were grateful for the conversation and very thankful when I gave them $20 instead of $4. Tears welled up in Tara’s eyes when she said they had to get some clothes for the baby and this would help. I wished them luck, told them I hoped not to encounter them again on the street and then walked away very sad.
Taken 1/21/15
Diseñador internacional Tomas Dixon visita División El Teniente, para conocer cómo se produce el cobre, metal y sus aleaciones que utiliza de forma primordial en sus diseños.
Tomas, who has been working day labor jobs in the Albany Park neighborhood for more than 10 years, wanted his picture taken in the Juan Diego Worker’s Center his way. Braving the pouring rain, he stripped down to his underwear and went to the middle of the parking lot, where I took his photo. Tomas wanted a nude picture to show his connection to the center, for which the workers had struggled for more than three years. Ald. Margaret Laurino fought the workers the whole time. But, with the help of advocacy groups and a concerted community education campaign, the building opened in October, 2004.
During the past decade, millions of Mexican and Central American migrants have left their homes and families, faced death on the journey to the United States and lived under the specter of criminality once in this country. Despite these obstacles, these resilient immigrants are transforming American culture and posing fundamental questions of justice, citizenship, and labor to the country.