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Today is the day, use it! Do it! We need this!
This is a pic of my Barack in the Box ... limited edition, get yours now.
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Strbist: 430ex, Warming Gel, camera in the right hand, flash on a wire in the left, sun behind the subject
Voting today in Australia for the Federal election. Melbourne .My local voting booth. I arrived early and the queue moved quickly, so I stayed after, had a sausage at the sausage sizzle and sketched the people
I willl never vote Conservative again. Well that looks like another vote for Nigel's Brexit Party then.
We just got back from the polls, and only had to wait about 20 minutes before casting our votes. It doesn't sound like much, but we usually don't have to wait to vote in our rural town. This is the first time I've ever gotten a sticker. :)
There were two Democratic poll watchers there, and no Republicans, which I found interesting. At 5:00 today, I'll head back to town hall to pick up a list of voters who haven't made it to the polls yet. I'll give them a call and remind them that there are only a few hours left to vote. I have a feeling that I won't have very many people to call.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
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No excuses, every single registered voter in America needs to go vote today before the polls close!
Lets make history, America!
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Wanda made the cover of the current issue of Lavender Magazine this week!
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It’s Election Day again! Celebrate the long awaited end of an agonizing campaign season by getting out there and supporting the lesser of your evils!
Sorry if this looks familiar. I’m too lazy to shoot a new one, so this is a retread from 2018.
We're having an election, too! Just think, we could hold a Great Pumpkin Debate! [It's just a municipal election, and this is not in my town, so I don't know who "Kim" is - I'd vote for that creativity, though.] There's nothing to show the scale, but this pumpkin is almost as large as the Giant Pumpkin. This was originally 827 lbs (just a babe). From Howard Dill seeds: www.garden.org/subchannels/health/crafts?q=show&id=1931
Here's the final version of my "Vote" poster for my Graphic Design 1 class. The objective was to create a poster that would inspire people to vote. I wanted to avoid traditional patriotic or partisan imagery, so my concept was simple, fusing the word "vote" with a straightforward image of a key.
I'll be posting some of the preliminary versions in the next couple of days, so you can see the evolution, but this version was completed as follows:
First, I drew a key in Adobe Illustrator, fused it with the word "Vote" and used it as a laser template. I then laser-cut two copies out of 1/4 inch thick MDF. These two pieces were then epoxied together, filed, sanded, and rounded. Once the piece looked sufficiently key-like, it was painted in aluminum spray paint. This key was then photographed in my apartment, the photo imported into Photoshop, isolated from the background, dropped onto a black field, and touched up a bit. The type at the bottom was the finishing touch.
The finished piece measures 24"x36"
"Believe me, you evil doing people, if you accept Great Cthulhu as your new master of Evil, you will be transformed like I have been!"
Few people know that the Death Star is really a very democratic place.
[Fr] "Croyez-moi, vous qui faites le mal, si vous acceptez le Grand Cthulhu comme votre nouveau Maitre du mal, vous serez transformés comme je l'ai été!"
Peu de gens savent qu'en fait, l'étoile de la Mort est un système démocratique.
If you are registered to vote in the US, do so by all means. Vote early if you can, but don't wake up Nov. 5th having let others make your decisions for you. Vote local, not just the top.
(uploaded to be my new icon through Nov 4th.)
Actually, I voted by drop box a few weeks ago. Since I almost never leave the house except by computer, I thought this was the best place for my sticker.
Illinois is one of the large set of states that has made voting easier during the pandemic.
My fiancé David and I have made a one-minute video highlighting our beautiful state, Colorado. Please take a minute to head over to the site to watch and vote for our film!
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Our cities sit in the shadows and crevices of our greatest treasure, The Rocky Mountains. From sunrise to sunset, Colorado cannot help but show this natural beauty. The transitions throughout this film are set up to show a full day, and a full year. The beginning connects with the rising of the sun, the natural entrance and illuminating aspect to our every day. The closer you get to the middle and the meat of the film, the more colorful and vibrant it becomes. Only to be met, once again, by the inevitable and beautiful sunset. We purposely did not include any dialog because we want you, the viewer, to make your own observations and let Colorado reveal itself to you. This was filmed in Great Sand Dunes National Park, Lake Dillon, Silverthorne, Winter Park, Evergreen, and Colorado Springs.
Title: Vote For Murder.
Author: Richard Martin (John Creasey).
Publisher: Jay Books.
Date: 1957.
Artist: G. Benvenuti.
Rally and march for voting rights, from the National Museum of African American History and Culture to the White House, led by Reverend Jesse Jackson
Jesus answered, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." - John 14:16
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
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مشاركة بعملين من تصويري
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I liked this campaign poster the best....
It is said that the thistle became the savior of the Scottish in a time when Vikings where invading land and plundering villages. During one dark and silent night, the Vikings were preparing for battle while the Scottish lay resting under a starlit sky. To approach the Scots, without raising alarm and forewarning of their arrival, they chose to take off their shoes so that they could quietly move across the land.
Unfortunately, they did not know that the fields were home to thistles and when the Vikings stepped on the thistles the tough spikes of the thistles bore deep into their feet, causing the men to cry out in pain and agony. Of course these cries awoke the sleeping Scottish, who were able to fight off the advancing Vikings without much of a battle. Being saved from the Vikings by the thistles is definitely a good enough reason to make it a national emblem. In addition, it also bares characteristics to the Scottish such as their toughness and not being able to uproot them from their land without a fight.
Not quite what is happening to them in the UK, but they hold the story dear...
March for the Peoples Vote, London. On 20th October around 700,000 people marched on Parliament to demand that the electorate decide on the outcome of the Brexit deal.
London, City of Westminster, UK - People's Vote march
20 October 2018
Again, we must give thanks to our very good friends Bill Posters and Bill Stickers! There's a great array of posters for dating this one - but still plenty of fun to be had with the shops and businesses, etc.
Plus, was a vote for Kennedy a vote against Unions? (See graffiti on wall at extreme right)
Photographer: Almost certainly Robert French of Lawrence Photographic Studios, Dublin
Date: Circa October 1899
NLI Ref.: L_ROY_06511
Description: Descriptions and surveillance photos passed by Police to the Wallace Collection in London to help protect artifacts from damage by suffragettes. In March 1914 Mary Richardson (left) severely damaged the painting often known as The Rokeby Venus by Velazquez in The National Gallery.
Date: 1914
Our Catalogue Reference: AR 1/528
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