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Yosemite NP
First time adventure to Yosemite NP and we were meaning to go to the "Valley" but mistakenly took the wrong way which leads to the other side of Yosemite i.e. Hetch Hetchy Camp. It takes approximately 7 miles of winding road to get back to the right way.
I really don't know what to say about this.
Just another Wednesday night, I suppose.
From left to right: Stella, Frankie
Yesterday Jim wanted to go to the health club. I didn't feel up to exercising so took Little Burrito inside for a visit. Here he is showing off his style and grace on a treadmill. I am going to have to start taking video and then extracting a frame in order to get a decent pic of him. He is far too busy for still photos in an environment like the health club -- too many machines to explore and too many people to greet!
Wrong Way Corrigan was an American aviator who flew from New York to Ireland back in the late 1930s. He had filed his flight plan to show he was flying to California and claimed he had made a navigational error. Makes a nice story but apparently nobody much believed it because he was an experienced pilot, but he never wavered from his "that's my story and I'm sticking to it" stance:-))
NJT #4636 leads #6928 into Morristown as the clouds duck away last second. This ALP46-A is specially painted in a Pennsylvania Railroad heritage scheme honoring Transit’s 40th anniversary.
Hampshire Bus Bristol VR number 3344 is seen dropping down from Faberstown towards Ludgershall on January 14th 1987. Severe snow had made many roads impassable that morning,but as gritting-lorries got to work the situation improved throughout the day. Although NEL 118P is indicating Andover it is actually Salisbury bound. So it raises the question as to weather, (incorrect spelling intends pun) it turned around before Andover as it couldn't get through, or the driver forgot to change blind.
How smooth must be the language of the whites, when they can make right look like wrong, and wrong like right.
For Our Daily Challenge: Time
It is supposed to be winter here, but the only snow day I've had was on Halloween! I saw this flower outside, thought it was really pretty, and took a picture! Enjoy!
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Dumbass cop driving on the wrong side of the road; the red parked car had to wait for the cop to pass before driving on, to avoid a head-on collision with the odd driving cop. Just down the road he stopped to jack-up some street kids. Our tax dollars at work, keeping Victoria un-safe.
Under Mayor F,F,F,Fortin's and Chief Jamie "the Discreditable" Graham's Command:
Victoria, BC is now ranked the second most dangerous city in Canada
The VicPD is the most costly police department in British Columbia
The VicPD's crime-solving rate is one of the worst in all of Canada
The VicPD's officer response times have consistently worsened
Jamie Graham has been found guilty of discreditable conduct, again
Photomontage by Little Shiva for the collective Brussels is NDR GRND, shown at arrêt 59 (23 March - 19 April 2013). The cop kicking the girl was shot by photojournalist Lefteris Pitarakis.
and the final prize is for the orange elephant in the room. The Colossal Fossil.
Make America Colossal
The time has come to both award the Colossal Fossil and to finally call out those who deserve it the most!
While we have had some strong contenders (shout out to the Australian bullies), there seems to be only one clear choice. Only one who has been the absolute, hands-down, uncontested worst – the US administration.
Not really that much of a surprise, is it?
I am sure you all remember it well. When Donald Trump announced on June 1st that he intended to pull the US out of the Paris Agreement, he isolated himself on the global stage, turning his back on the rest of the world. Now that Syria has ratified, the Trump administration is completely, 100% alone in its rejection of this vital global agreement.
Super sad!
Let’s just remember that the US is still in the Paris Agreement for at least a few more years. But there is no doubt about the administration’s position on climate action. They’re attacking domestic climate policies such as the Clean Power Plan and fuel efficiency standards.
They’re propping up dirty energy by proposing a bailout for coal. They’re attempting to censor science, deleting any mention of climate change from documents and websites and issuing gag orders to government scientists. Last but not least, they sent fossil fuel cronies to represent the U.S. at COP. In other words, they are acting in direct opposition to the spirit of the Paris Agreement.
The Trump team tried to bring their backwards agenda to Bonn. The US administration’s only official side event was to promote fossil fuels. But the world was there to send them a message: You can’t sell coal at a conference to stop climate change!
Prompted by a journalist’s question, two of the four panelists explicitly said they disagree with Trump’s effort to pull out of the Paris Agreement. When even your fossil-fuel-funded panelists don’t agree with your decision, you know you’re on the wrong side of history. (As if there was any doubt before.)
But there is a ray of light. US mayors, governors, business leaders, university presidents, and committed individuals from all fifty states and every walk of life are standing by the Paris Agreement and with the world against the climate crisis. More than 100 of them came to Bonn and camped out in the funny looking igloos outside the Bula Zone to showcase their commitments, and many others mobilized for a Day of Action across the US to send the message that they are still in, too. They all give us hope.
Trump may have abandoned the world, but the rest of us haven’t. As young people from across the globe sang when they disrupted the US fossil fuels event on Monday: “We the people of the world unite, and we are here to stay.”
Unfortunately, this ray of hope does not replace the need for action from the U.S. federal government. All their bad behavior at home and here at COP should be widely and loudly condemned, they are truly deserving of the Colossal Fossil – the undisputed best of the worst.
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Shot this picture with my point n shoot camera. Wish I could have done it one month earlier, when the sun was more powerful. Still like the picture though!
If I take a photograph of someone and they ask me to delete it for reasons of privacy, I'll happily comply. If they try to stop me taking photographs and prevent me from leaving, they'll get everything they deserve.
This man was one of a group of seven people who detained us for taking photographs "illegally".
This is a video still.
Our lates posting...
It has been a long time since our last posting on our blog. May be we are just getting to picky…
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“A year ago I was a very different person. I was deeply unsatisfied and remember being unhappy a lot of the time. I lost my most loyal friend, I ruined his trust and took advantage of him for my own selfish reasons. I realised I’d done wrong and wanted to leave my old self behind. I’m sad to admit that it meant my friend as well.”
The New Carrollton train platform. The sign was wrong: it says "NE Regional No 87 to Richmond Status – Last Call." However, I was in a MARC train, not Amtrak, so the sign was wrong. New Carrollton, MD.
I think she meant to flip her finger salutes.
Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul, South Korea (Friday 17 October 2014)
I wonder, is this a politically charged image?
I was looking for the occupy Nashville protests to see what kind of Tom Foolery was on display, instead, I found 2 morons and some signs that they were not on the right path to a prosperous future!
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Sorry for not having been around lately!!! Hope all is well!!
All the best for 2008!!!
Dominik.
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chopped off the tip of my finger doing some diy -
the plastic surgeon is fairly optimistic about how it'll look when its healed.......
I'm a real tit though for doing it....
flippin idiot
With the Union Pacific's Milwaukee Sub slammed with trains the M PRPR was dispatched down the wrong main between CP Bryn Mawr and Proviso. One more shot couldn't hurt right? Traveling at a restricted 17 MPH the SD40-2 rebulid leads the two Dash 8's on the Sunday M PRPR train passing over Green Street.
~Bensenville, IL
6/23/14