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A Contingent of president's bodyguard during their rehearsal for upcoming Republic Day Parade, New Delhi, India
I had a chance to return here after almost five years. If you are interested search John Plashal photography
"Guard against the impostures of pretended patriotism." -George Washington, the first president of the US
Recrop of an earlier post. This was a piece that I framed and donated to a raffle to support the local artist guild, TAGOL.
Thank you, Mr. President, for everything you did and tried to do for this country over the last eight years. You are loved, respected and admired. I appreciate what you did for us.
Today we start a new chapter in the story that is our country. There are currently about 324,405,432 people in the United States.
Around 261,425,593 did not vote for the incoming administration. I am one of those.
There are 62,979,879 people that did vote for him. Which astonishes me as I did not see him as a viable candidate. For those that did vote for him, I have two requests:
One, get your source of information from multiple sources. These cabinet hearings have already shown us how important this is. Let me be clear: if your only two sources of information are your religious leader and your favorite news network: then you are NOT informed. You must get your information from many sources and then form your own opinion.
Two, show yourselves. Don't hide. Let us know who you are. Don't be a coward. It's pathetic to hide. Wear it proud!
Best of luck to all of us.
Since it's President's Day I looked back in my pics and dug up a shot I took at Mt. Rushmore last August.
Le Président (en anglais : President Tree) est un séquoia géant situé dans la Giant Forest du parc national de Sequoia, en Californie.
Avec 75 m de hauteur, il n'est pas le plus haut des séquoias. Il n'est pas non plus le plus volumineux: son volume total est estimé à 1 278 m3, ce qui le place en troisième position derrière le General Sherman et le General Grant. Il est toutefois connu comme le plus vieux des séquoias vivants: il serait âgé de 3 240 ans.
Le Président a reçu ce nom en 1923 en l'honneur du président Warren Harding.
D'après diapositive.
I had a chance to return here after almost five years. If you are interested search John Plashal photography
Francesc Macià i Llussà va ser militar, polític independentista català i President de la Generalitat de Catalunya, conegut popularment com l'Avi.
Proclamà la República Catalana com a estat integrant de la Federació Ibèrica.
Monument a Francesc Macià a Vilanova i la Geltrú (Garraf) CAT.
Realitzada per Josep Maria Subirachs l’any 1983, ha esdevingut un dels símbols més de la vila.
És un obelisc buidat en la seva part baixa amb la imatge del que va ser primer president de la Generalitat republicana, Francesc Macià, nascut a Vilanova i la Geltrú el 1859.
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President Macià.
Francesc Macià i Llussà was a military man, Catalan independence politician and President of the Generalitat de Catalunya, popularly known as Avi.
He proclaimed the Catalan Republic as an integral state of the Iberian Federation.
Monument to Francesc Macià in Vilanova i la Geltrú (Garraf) CAT.
Made by Josep Maria Subirachs in 1983, it has become one of the most important symbols of the town.
It is an obelisk emptied in its lower part with the image of the former president of the republican Generalitat, Francesc Macià, born in Vilanova i la Geltrú in 1859.
📟 : Bakerloo Line Rail Replacement [North Acton - Paddington]
🚍 : VP544 - LK04CVE
VP544 seen at North Acton Station after finishing a journey from Paddington on the Bakerloo Line Rail Replacement service.
Taken on 05/06/2019
In the coming weeks and months, the United States Congress faces decisions on the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement and the future of support for the fifth largest recipient of U.S. assistance in the world. Recent developments in Colombia, one of the longest-standing allies of the United States in the Americas, including the on-going investigation into ties between paramilitary organizations and sectors of Colombia's governing class have raised questions regarding the future direction of U.S. policy toward Colombia. In a spirit of open communication, The Americas Project at the Center for American Progress is pleased to host a conversation with His Excellency Alvaro Uribe, President of Colombia, about these and other issues that shape the relationship between two of the most closely interconnected countries in the Americas.
For more on this event, please see:
a tree stump outside the post office
the music: Vishnu
a Alan Hovhaness piece that goes with the visual and not necessarily the title. unless ironically
Président Sarkozy.
Duyệt binh mừng quốc khánh Pháp 14.7
See more of my photos in VnExpress: www.vnexpress.net/GL/The-gioi/Anh/2009/07/3BA115ED/
The sun starts to rise behind Wisconsin Central GP40 #3018, which is tied down for the day on Presidents Island in Memphis, TN.
3/17/2019
Gnesta, Sweden
Clematis are mainly of Chinese and Japanese origin. The wild Clematis species native to China made their way into Japanese gardens by the 17th century. Japanese garden selections were the first exotic clematises to reach European gardens, in the 18th century, long before the Chinese species were identified in their native habitat at the end of the 19th century.
One of the most popular Clematis, 'The President' is a deciduous vine which gets covered with a profusion of impressively large star-shaped flowers, up to 7 in.
Wisconsin Central GP40 #3018, is seen here tied down for the day on Presidents Island in Memphis, TN.
3/16/2019
BorderBus Volvo B7TL Plaxton President X643 LLX arrives at Great Yarmouth on the 580 service from Bungay. Now confined to School contracts but subsituted for a failed Omnicity. Kept in very good condition in stark contrast with the First fleet here. The place was heaving with tourists and the Bus services being well patronised.
Fourways Volvo B7TL Plaxton Presidents LN51 KYP with LN51 KYC bringing up the rear. Approaching Sandon.
Pic by Freekency Banx
Fall Trace : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Tranquil%20Bay/110/174/22
Regards SLiens :
"Aucun avant n'a songe de réunir un pandémonium d'aberrations et de porteurs de malheur sous une seule entité surnommée le Dictionnaire Infernal"
Introduisant:
The splendour of the Rashtrapati Bhavan is multi-dimensional. It is a vast mansion and its architecture is breathtaking. More than these, it has a hallowed existence in the annals of democracy for being the residence of the President of the largest democracy in the world. Few official residential premises of the Head of the State in the world will match the Rashtrapati Bhavan in terms of its size, vastness and its magnificence.
Apart from Edwin Lutyens, the Chief architect and Chief Engineer Hugh Keeling there were many Indian contractors who were involved in the construction of this building. While a Muslim contractor Haroun-al-Rashid did most of the work of the main building the forecourt was built by Sujan Singh and his son Sobha Singh. Surprisingly the names of these Indians did not find a place in the official biography of Lutyens.
It is interesting to note that the building which was scheduled to be completed in four years took seventeen years and on the eighteenth year of its completion India became independent.
This the view of the same building in its complete splendour.