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He is Near & FAR so hard in the both ways

Walking along Palm Beach in Aruba, I discovered this little gem.

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How Blue Can You Get?

I never tire of looking at that beautiful water in Aruba!

Tried a longer exposure with my 8-stop filter but it was just too bright that day. Still...a nice result.

Can you spot the mistake?

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The Riu Palace Antillas sparkles just after sunset.

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This picture has been taken not far from the main pier. At that, time, very few foreigners visited Koh Samui, the only way to get was by boat from Surat Thani. There were no concrete roads but we could smellcocomut everywhere. The main place to stay was a small wooden house with " Hotel " writen on white on a blue sign. There was a bungalow near the rocks "Hinta, Hinyay" on Lamai beach ( the first in the island ). Chaweng was a hamlet.

Door knocker

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In exactly 19 hours from now, history is writen in a small town here in Norway. The worlds tallest hand build bonefire will be lit up, and hopefully we break the world record with + 45 meters (The official world record now is 43 meters, but the cheated by using a crane to lift up the last section....) This bonefire is built with aprox 17 000 (!!!) pallets, and it's 100% hand made! THIS is a norwegian viking camp fire!

Daniel Fathers gets ready for his ride, at the Exeter Ram Rodeo at Exeter, Ontario, Canada, on July 10, 2013. . This image is Copyright of Rob Skeoch, any publication, uploads or usage requires a writen release from Rob Skeoch at 905-335-6031.

Many of the soldiers burried in this Cemetery remain anonymous. "Known unto God"...as it is writen on their grave stones.. May they rest in peace!

Detail of a Poster to promote his book "The Cover art of Robert McGinnis" The painting is used on the first cover Robert McGinnis made for the Mike Shayne serie writen by Brett Halliday.

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Los Angeles International airport ..14 March 1991.First flight 24/09/1986.On Tuesday 12 September 2016 with TRIGANA AIR SERVICE livery and registration PK-YSY the Boeing 737-300 cargo plane operated by Trigana as flight TGN7321 sustained substantial damage in a landing accident on runway 15 at Wamena, Indonesia. Reports from the scene suggest the aircraft touched down hard, causing the left hand main landing gear leg to separate. A video of the accident shows the aircraft skidding down the runway. The aircraft came to rest on the right side of the runway.

The aircraft operated on a cargo flight from Jayapura, carrying 50 drums of oil weighing 8500 kg and 27 diesel drums with a weight of 5103 kg. In addition, the aircraft also carried 750 kg sugar, 40 kg of rice and 450 kg of other goods.

This was the second Boeing 737-300F landing accident at Wamena in just over a year. On August 28, 2015, a Cardig Air aircraft touched down about 35 meters before the beginning of runway 15, causing the left hand main gear to collapse.No fatalities ,airplane was writen off.

On this inauspicious day, the centenary of the day when Britain entered the conflict.

This is one of the dainty little cards which were made available to the troops to send home, without giving away any strategic secrets. The little card goes into the embroidered muslin envelope. On the back is writen in pencil "From Tom To his Cousin Ada". Ada was presumably my husband's maternal grandmother. Also on the back is printed "Fabrication française"

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family partys are still the best partys! this was the 60iest birthday of my uncle. definitly in the top3 of wildest partys i joined in 2012! special props to DJ OttO, he was a master of announcement and he probably had every hit, that ever was writen in his musicbox.

"The beautiful lull, the dangerous tug, we get to feel small, from high up above."

From The Tragically Hip song "Gift Shop."

It's a quiet and secluded location that begs attention. With attention, comes focus and introspection. One of my resolutions for 2015 is to try to be more reflective and thankful for all that I have.

Peace to You.

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Aunt Lientje Hartsuyker photo taken at the entrance of the Vondelpark Amsterdam in 1900 . As its writen on the back of this photograph.

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memory make us happy & sad but much remains despite the excellence

Joe Courville gets ready for his ride, at the Warkworth Western Weekend Rodeo at Warkworth, Ontario, Canada, on July 7, 2013. . This image is Copyright of Rob Skeoch, any publication, uploads or usage requires a writen release from Rob Skeoch at 905-335-6031.

Wearing fake silicone breast can be a bit of a challenge if you, like me, are a little on the wild side. I dont want (only) to trip around looking like a doll, I want to dance without limits, bend over freely and even stand on me head if it is my wish. (I said I was wild)

This, in addition with gravity, imposes considerable demand on the encasement, so to say, of the prosthesis. Forget a bra, unless it is your very best. I only have one SUPER bra, and it won't pass the hand stand test. No, again Dionysus (the god of Trannys) smile upon us from heaven in his divine mercy. As it is decrypted from old stone tablets from Acropolis it is writen - (translated from ancient greek) - " I Dionysus protector of the outcasts make known, that everything which is chaotic, dangerous and unexpected, everything which escapes human reason, can only be attributed to the unforeseeable action of the gods. In light of this wisdom and love I have for my outcast children on earth, I hereby grant them knowledge to forge the magic of the sports bra, in order for all brothers and sisters to be truely free."

And so brothers and sisters, as it was foretold thousand of years ago, the divine gift of the sports bra was to us given, by our Lord and protecter Dionysus. If you really want it to work overtime, just bye it a size so it is very tight. Voila, you are as free to jump and bounce, as your breasts are caught up in the action...one could say... if one wanted to of cause... but I don't... so I wont ;o)

The now clean wardrobe was even dirtier than the one on the right. There are 24 surfaces to clean not counting braces and knobs. These doll wardrobes measure 18.25x15x8.25". Does anyone have any information on what company made them and when? Magic Erasers take off the words Barbie and Ken writen with permanent magic markers. The photos below show where I bought this work back in 2008!

Wearing fake silicone breast can be a bit of a challenge if you, like me, are a little on the wild side. I dont want (only) to trip around looking like a doll, I want to dance without limits, bend over freely and even stand on me head if it is my wish. (I said I was wild)

This, in addition with gravity, imposes considerable demand on the encasement, so to say, of the prosthesis. Forget a bra, unless it is your very best. I only have one SUPER bra, and it won't pass the hand stand test. No, again Dionysus (the god of Trannys) smile upon us from heaven in his divine mercy. As it is decrypted from old stone tablets from Acropolis it is writen - (translated from ancient greek) - " I Dionysus protector of the outcasts make known, that everything which is chaotic, dangerous and unexpected, everything which escapes human reason, can only be attributed to the unforeseeable action of the gods. In light of this wisdom and love I have for my outcast children on earth, I hereby grant them knowledge to forge the magic of the sports bra, in order for all brothers and sisters to be truely free."

And so brothers and sisters, as it was foretold thousand of years ago, the divine gift of the sports bra was to us given, by our Lord and protecter Dionysus. If you really want it to work overtime, just bye it a size so it is very tight. Voila, you are as free to jump and bounce, as your breasts are caught up in the action...one could say... if one wanted to of cause... but I don't... so I wont ;o)

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There are a very little part of the many birds exterminated by humans in last five centuries. We are the worst pest in the planet, we are killing an ENTIRE SPECIES every 15 SECONDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We are destroying the planet and all the life on Earth causing the Sixth Massive Extinction on earth. The five first Massive Extinctions was probably not so terrible as the one caused by us. The Permian one extincted the 90% of life on Earth but was much more slow. The fifth Massive Exctinction, that make disappear the dinosaurs and ammonites, was very quick, but probably it had many different causes working together and is not as strong as the caused by us, many groups survived.

And the human world continue with this tendence. We continue making disappear species by species, by habitat destruction mainly (for crops and buildings, also by fires), and by introduction of non-native species. Slowly the common human behaviour about what should be done with nature is getting better, but so slowly that probably will be too late for many species in next centuries.

Well, a light explanation on each species.

1. Great auk (Pinguinus impennis)

This unique bird was once very common in Greenland and Finland, migrating each year and coming in winter even to Spain. This flightless seabird was the biggest in the Alcidae family. Birds was chased for food, and some submarine volcanic activity make them a rare and endangered species so the people turned quickly very interested by it. Lots of money was offered for skins and dead specimens, although first protection programmes was installed since XVI century, but illegal trapping continued. In 1840, last great auks of England was killed. Last pair of the world, in the last colony (Eldey island, Iceland) was incubating in the nest where was found by Jón Brandsson and Sigurður Ísleifsson that killed the birds and Ketill Ketilsson that smashed the eggs with his boot.

2. Javanese lapwing (Vanellus macropterus)

This species once lived in Java and maybe Sumatra and Timor islands. Poorly known, was not seen since 1940 and declared extinct. Probably the disappearing is due to human growing in the islands, that disturbed the birds and destroyed the marshes for make rice fields and other crops.

3. Laughing owl (Sceloglaux albifacies)

This New Zealand native, probably evolved from the genus Ninox, was last seen (a dead one) in 1914 in Canterbury. North and South Island have each one his own subspecies. Bird collectors, habitat destruction and introduced cats and other predators was the main causes of its extinction.

4. Lord Howe swamphen (Porphyrio albus)

As almost all the Lord Howe endemic birds and as a great number of island rail species, this unique waterfowl disappeared centuries ago. The remaining living moorhens and swamphens are purple or black, but this white one was a fantastic exception. Now only two skins, some subfossil bones and many paintings, the first one from 1790 when the bird was common yet, is all that we have now from this species. Sailors and whale-killers hunted this bird, mainly for food, until his complete extinction.

5. Guadalupe caracara (Polyborus lutosus)

Being almost the only recently extinct raptor, this bird wear one of the most sad tales about human stupidity behind it. The bird, once common on Guadalupe island, was hated by the farmers that brought destructive goats to the island. As this is a carrion-eating bird, farmers saw caracaras feeding on dead goats and they believed that the bird kill goats (!!!). First ornithologist described it as a "malevolous bird". And after comes more and more of the incredibly evilness of our species: as the goats that we brought to the island of course destroyed completely the island habitats and native flora and breeded invading all the island, humans destroyed completely all island habitat only for stop the goat breeding!!!!!!!!!!!!! That sound similar as to kill an ill person for curate some illness in him. Damn!

In december of 1900 the ornithologist Rollo Beck killed the last individuals of this species (he killed all that he saw except two individuals), believing that it was a common species. He chased the two alive specimens probably, maybe he kept them alive in captivity, but no info is found about it.

6. Imperial woodpecker (Campephilus imperialis)

This was once the largest woodpecker of the world, seconded that the evanishing now, Ivory-billed woodpecker (C. principalis). The bird was found in Mexico and the last report was in 1965. The extinction is due to habitar destruction, although direct chase helped too. 120 taxidermy specimes rest now.

7. Stephens Island wren (Xenicus lyalli)

This bird was part of a strange an unique bird family endemic to New Zealand, most of whose species are extinct (only two are still alive and both are rare). This family of tiny suboscine passerines have a rounded body, slender bill, big legs and foot and almost no tail. This bird is believed to be extinct only by a single cat, the cat of the lighthouse keeper, but in fact was extinct by the previous presence of many more cats introduced to the island. "Tibbles", the cat of the lighthouse keeper, killed the last ones and was that lighthouse keeper, David Lyall, who put the bird in knowlegde of science, sending some of the birds that "Tibbles" chased to ornithologists.

This species and other extinct members of the same family, with the Canary Islands Trias's greenfinch, was the only flightless passerines in the world. As we killed them all, none remain today.

8. Himalayan quail (Ophrysia superciliosa)

This bird in an unique genus, taxonomically close to the pheasants, was last reported in 1876, and known by only 12 individuals. No much is known about how it was extinct. Wars and habitat destruction can be the main reasons.

9. Pallas's cormorant (Phalacrocorax perspicillatus)

This bird was found on Bering Islands. No much is know about it. The bird was chased for meat and feathers. Last birds reported was on Ariy Rock islet in 1850. Some taxidermy specimens rest now.

10. Snail-eating Coua (Coua delalandei)

Like all Couas (fortunately all of them alive except this one), this cuckoo was endemic to Madagascar. It lived in land, avoiding flight. It's supposed to be extinct around 1870, but the causes are not clear. A single individual lived in captivity some months. About 10 taxidermy specimens are conserved.

11. Dodo (Raphus cucullatus)

What can we say here. Dodo is the symbol of the extinct birds and known by almost everybody. A book could be writen about it (in fact, it's done). Dodo was only one of the many species killed by explorators in the western Indian Ocean islands, but it's the most famous of all. The last free dodo was seen in 1662, but probably the dodo was still alive until 1690. For this bird is better a link www.petermaas.nl/extinct/speciesinfo/dodobird.htm

12. King Island emu (Dromaius ater)

One of the two island emus extinct lately, this one inhabited King Island, between mainland Australia and Tasmania. It has the half of the size of the common Australian emu. Only about 20 years passed between the discovery and the extinction. In the Menagerie du Jardin des Plantes in Paris was kept the only captive specimens ever. These captive birds died (1822) long after the species disappeared from their natural habitat. Causes of extinction was direct hunt and provocated fires. About three taxidermy individuals remains, at least one in Paris and other in Italia.

13. Bourbon crested starling (Fregilupus varius)

This pied bird with an amazing crest was endemic to Reunion island in Indian Ocean. Males (illustrated) have a strange crest directed forwards, while female's crest is more typical, shorter and pointing afterwards. Causes of extinction are direct predation by introduced rats and competence with the introduced Common Mynah, as well as direct hunt for food or for kill them because it eated coffee's berries. The last specimen was killed in 1837 and if any tiny population survived after, they was destroyed by fires and forest destruction by humans few years after. Now we count only with taxidermy specimens, 19 stuffed individuals or skins.

14. Dominican green-and-yellow macaw (Ara atwoodi)

This is only one of the enormous number of macaws, mainly endemic to Caribbean islands, extinct in the next two-three centuries after America's discovery. Living macaw species are more or less half than would have been without human disturbances on these islands. Majority of these macaws are known from bones or old tales/drawings, so many of these species can be considered even as hypothetical. Only Cuban macaw (Ara tricolor) count with taxidermy specimens. In the case of Ara atwoodi, it's known only by a tale of Thomas Atwood, who described it in 1791. The birds was chased for food and as pets. Probably it became extinct between XVIII and XIX centuries.

15. Huia (Heteralocha acutirostris)

This is probably one of the most well known extinct birds after the dodo. This New Zealand endemic had an unique feature: males had a conical strong bill and females (illustrated) a long and curved one. It belongs to the strange family Callaeidae, that after the disappearing of Huia only count with two species (both from New Zealand too), both rare or very rare and one of them with an extinct subspecies.

Huia was killed by the tail feathers, due to a gift that Maoris done to Gales Prince during his visit to the island, what caused a fancy between western people, about wear these feathers in hats. Last bird was seen in 1907.

16. Norfolk Island kaka (Nestor productus)

This parrot was similar to Kea and living Kaka but with golden underparts and a long and much stronger bill. It was chased for food and became extinct in the wild in the early XIX century, while in captivity the last bird died in 1851, in London. A number of skins and mounted specimens are all that we have today.

17. Mascarene parrot (Mascarinus mascarinus)

Another of the many birds that, like the dodo, became extinct on western Indian Ocean islands just after the arrival of European explorators. Although many alive birds was brought to France, they died soon, in 1800 only one left kept in captivity, and almost sure in this year the bird was already extinct in the wild. This last bird probably died a bit after 1835. Of the three taxidermy specimens conserved after bird extinction, one disappeared, so only two remain today.

18. Broad-billed parrot (Lophopsittacus mauritianus)

This strange black parrot was found on Mauritius island as the dodo. Direct killing and predation by introduced pigs, macaques and rats brought this flightless bird quickly to extinction.

19. Mamo (Drepanis pacifica)

With the also extinct Black Mamo (D. funerea), this genus gave the name to the Drepanididae family, a family of nectar-feeding birds endemic to Hawaii islands and maybe condenated to extinction, due overall by diseases transmited by mosquitos introduced by humans. D. pacifica was endemic to the greatest of Hawaiian islands: Hawai'i. It wast last seen in 1899. The Mamo disappeared due to habitat loss, direct hunting for feathers, and diseases. Many taxidermy specimens are conserved.

20. Canary Islands oystercatcher (Haematopus meadewaldoi)

This bird was endemic to Lanzarote and Fuerteventura islands. Last bird was collected in 1913 and probably the species would survived some years more, until 1940's. Causes of extinction are probably disturbance by humans and overcollecting of seafood (clams, crabs, etc) that was the food of this bird. Now only exist 4 taxidermy specimens.

21. Glaucous macaw (Anodorhynchus glaucus)

This incredible emerald-blue macaw was found in a small zone between Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. Last record was in 1960's. Habitat loss was main threat along with direct hunt.

Markus Skovsgaard at the Exeter Ram Rodeo at Exeter, Ontario, Canada, on July 10, 2013. . This image is Copyright of Rob Skeoch, any publication, uploads or usage requires a writen release from Rob Skeoch at 905-335-6031.

A group of cowboys including Donald Cox, Ricky Ramey, Keven Hennings and Ryan Fletcher (L to R)) , joke around before their rides at the Welland Ultimate Rodeo at the Welland, Ontario, Fairgrounds on Friday July 27, 2012. This image is Copyright of Rob Skeoch, any publication, uploads or usage requires a writen release from Rob Skeoch at 905-335-6031.

Just having a couple drinks late one afternoon in St. Lucia, and this sailboat wandered into our cove.

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Sometimes, it's worth the fight to save something that has gone bad. Other times, it's better to just forget it, and move on. What's done is done. A once proud home now sits abandoned, and decaying, somewhere near Guelph, Ontario.

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1958; Forbid me not writen by Blair Fuller. Cover artist unknown Artist Charles Copeland.

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The Greatest Comic Book has returned, filled with Unicorns, Hipsters, Beer and so much more. Special guests include Old Crow STM PTV, and Freya VRS, doing what they do best. Dedicated to the loving memory of Rounder STM PTV, the greatest dog a hobo could ever have, you'll be missed.

- Limited Edition of 200 copies with hand printed two color covers, signed and numbered

- Frank the unicorn co-writen by YUM YUM

- 48 pages all illustrated by hand

- Hand colored with crayon

- 3 full illustrated pages by guest artist LOGO, YENTA, GROW and ZIPGUN.

About BROKE aka Beer is Good

"A drunk that isn't afraid to speak his mind, it might not make any sense but it's going to be said. Who has put up thousands of hilarious stickers, posters and tags all over the bay, off and on since the mid 90's."

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These two trucks were still working till a few years ago ! The Dodge was writen off while the TK might be hidden some were....

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Beautiful sunset and something writen in the sky: maybe "Love"? maybe "Look"?

What do you think? :-)

Farbenprächtiger Sonnenuntergang.

1962; Soft Touch writen by John D MacDonald. Cover by Robert McGinnis

october 21, 2009. day eightyeight.

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yes, it is writen kinda backwards on purpose.

it wouldnt really work the other way

and this is the way my spanish teacher taught us to number things.

from top right to top left. haha

so here it is.

i love this actually.

it will be very difficult to get this off of my arms,

thanks sharpie.

mmm. its one of those things i have to tell myself everyday,

its not me being conceded, so i hope you realize that.

i guess its a form of self-modivation.

ohh and just so you know,

it was NOT easy writing that on myself, its why the "beautiful" looks so shitty,

i had to write it with my left hand haha

Taken in Montreal, the inside was influenced and stylized after Sainte-Chapelle in Paris France which I have also toured. Both are amazing and gorgeous structures. No Unauthorized Use Without Writen Permission.

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Cover art by Joe Simon. Interior art by Jack Kirby (pencils), with inks by Joe Simon, Marvin Stein, George Roussos. Writen by Joe Simon, Jack Kirby, Jack Oleck.

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Lyrics from Superstar by sonic youth (sorry by the carpenters, i didnt realise it was a cover lol im stupid). I wanted to use cat power lyrics cause thats what i was listening to at the time but the lyrics to sea of love look rubbish written down but it is one of the most gorgeous songs ever, so i suggest you have a listen.

I wish i could look through peoples sketch books and jornals. I'd love to read the journal of J.M.Barrie, or someone really truely madly in love for the first time or a really interesting figure in history, it's like a little glimse into someones mind and their absolute true feelings which to be honest they probably never let on, because people are basically scared of telling the truth. Not in general but the real honest truth, sharing secrets and admitting desires and telling the person they love how they feel, people always hold back a little i feel. I read an article in Kerrang magazine (lol i used to be a bit of a rocker) and Ville Valo (of the band H.I.M) said that writing is the best therapy for anyone, wether you right a song or a poem or a diary, it's so good for you to just let it all pour out. I completely agree.

The tones in the picture remind me of coffee, making me fancy some but i dont like instant coffee which is all we have :( I know it's a universal thing but oh i love the smell of coffee. Probably my 3rd or 4th favourite smell.

As I have said before i don't like my handwriting, i think i should employ someone to write for me lol.

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Sony SAL84F14Z_Myles Hughston, a Saddle Bronc Rider, warms-up before riding at the Woodstock Ram Rodeo at Woodstock, Ontario, Canada, on Aug. 23, 2012. . This image is Copyright of Rob Skeoch, any publication, uploads or usage requires a writen release from Rob Skeoch at 905-335-6031.

I have done this image of a part of the Milky Way by stacking 67 images of 8 seconds each at 3200 ISO with my Canon EOS 600D (unmodified) equipped with a basic 50 mm f/1.8 II lens.

I used also as it can be seen, no tracking mount. Just a simple tripod.

For french speaking people (or you can translate the thing) I have writen an How-capture-the-Milky-Way tutorial, available on my Blog : astrospace-page.blogspot.fr/2014/12/tutoriel-photographie...

This part of the milky way is really pleasant for me because it hides reams of nebulas !

We can find on this picture :

- North America Nebula (NGC 7000)

- Pelican Nebula (IC 5070)

- Butterfly Nebula (IC 1318)

- Veil Nebula (NGC 6992 and NGC 6960)

CANON EOS 600D + 50 mm f/1.8 lens

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ISO 3200

Bison Calf walks into the sun beams seeking its mother center right. No Unauthorized Use Without Writen Permission.

Photos of today´s repression in Chile. As the constitution writen in Pinoche´s regime allows you to gather in public spaces , it´s mandatory to ask permission to the autorities 48 hours prior to the rally. Also the goverment can deny permission. As today the students called to march in the main street , Alameda, the where severly repressed by police.

Fotos de la marcha y la represión brutal por parte de carabineros que nuevamente actuaron a pesar de que los manifestantes no habían ni siquiera tirado una piedra. Un dia negro.