New native friday images on Photobucket

native friday

pugrhoda — Mon, 11 May 2009 11:35:23 MDT

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native friday

pugrhoda — Mon, 11 May 2009 11:12:05 MDT

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Friday

cherokeedonna83 — Sun, 10 May 2009 18:03:16 MDT

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Native Fruits Dream by Diong

Echoes8461 — Sun, 10 May 2009 15:25:21 MDT

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native cultural centre

bjg4548 — Sun, 10 May 2009 19:04:36 MDT

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pics show later

Jdoo in his native habitat

pkdawg — Sun, 10 May 2009 22:42:44 MDT

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Tired Bear

Gerome40 — Mon, 11 May 2009 01:40:18 MDT

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Is it Friday let the weekend begin

native american totem at Friday Harbor

ramseyhall — Mon, 3 Aug 2009 07:40:24 MDT

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This was on San Juan island and was made by a native american woman artist it depicts the coexistence of humans and animals

arapahoe.jpg

7mike5000 — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 12:18:47 MDT

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Friday Sharp Nose Black Coal Six Feathers and other Arapahoe men pose outdoors with unidentified white men at Fort Robinson Nebraska

I'mma Problem video setInterview

qpd2gpd1 — Mon, 1 Jun 2009 15:28:33 MDT

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Litefoot bein Interviewed on his tour bus by Neyom Friday at the I'mma Problem music video shoot

GOOD MORNING

ladyblue68 — Tue, 19 May 2009 14:24:27 MDT

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aztec warrior

DANIMAL_91 — Sat, 9 May 2009 23:32:17 MDT

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Beautiful Animal Pictures Lustige Tiere Cute Animals Keefers

Keefers_ — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 16:16:41 MDT

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Funny Animals

Obesity Motivational Poster

Shadow-Village-Ninja — Sun, 10 May 2009 22:01:53 MDT

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hot 11

carpathiangirl — Wed, 13 May 2009 01:17:06 MDT

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funny quotes

MargheritaDaisy — Tue, 12 May 2009 17:04:50 MDT

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pixcomments — Mon, 11 May 2009 08:50:36 MDT

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PINKY

wesleybrown32 — Sun, 10 May 2009 22:43:12 MDT

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woman

pirate_zen — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 16:46:55 MDT

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Gaillot Jacques

derekuz — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 09:29:37 MDT

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born on September 11 1935 at Saint Dizier in the province of Champagne from a family of wine merchants At a very young age he had the desire to become a priest After finishing high school he was admitted to the Seminary of LangresHe was conscripted to do his military service in Algeria from 1957 to 1959 There he was confronted with the violence of war From then on he took an active interest in nonviolence This Algerian period was also an opportunity for him to discover the Moslem world and to establish strong ties with the Algerian peopleFrom 1960 to 1962 he was sent to study theology in Rome to get his license In March 1961 he was ordained priestHe then attended from 1962 to 1964 the Advanced Institute of Liturgy whilst lecturing at the Great Seminary of Chalons in ChampagneFrom 1965 till 1972 he was Professor at the regional Seminary of Reims He led many sessions to implement the orientations of Vatican II CouncilIn 1973 he was appointed parish priest at Saint Dizier his native town In the mean time he had the coresponsibility of the Institute for the training of teachers for the clergy in Paris IFECIn 1977 he was appointed Vicar General of the Langres dioceseIn 1981 he was elected Vicar CapitularIn May 1982 he was appointed Bishop of EvreuxA man of practical experience Jacques Gaillot has often commented the every day events In 1983 he publicly supported a young conscientious objector on trial at the Evreux Court In October 1983 at the Annual Conference of the French Bishops he was one of the two Bishops to vote against the text on nuclear deterrenceIn 1985 he supported the Palestinian uprising in occupied territories and met with Yasser Arafat in Tunis He was invited to attend the Organization of the United Nations for an extraordinary session about nuclear disarmamentIn July 1987 he went to South Africa to meet a young activist against apartheid from Evreux who was condemned by the Pretoria Administration to a fouryear jail sentence To be able to travel there he had to cancel his attendance to a diocese pilgrimage to Lourdes He was bitterly criticized for thatIn the plenary assembly in camera of the French Bishops in Lourdes in November 1988 he proposed married men the right to become priestsIn October 1989 he participated in French Polynesia to a demonstration organized by the Movement for Peace for stopping the French nuclear assaysOn December 12 1989 he was the only French Bishop to attend to the ceremony of ashes transfer to the Pantheon in Paris of Abbey Gregoire Abbey Gregoire was a member of the National Assembly during the French revolution in 1789 Among many humanitarian actions he made adopted the abolition of slavery and obtained the civil and political rights for the Jews he was one of the minority of the French clergy to declare his fidelity to the Republic Note of the translatorHe made known in 1991 his opposition to the Golf war by writing a book entitled Open letter to those who preach war and have it done by others He also condemned the blockade of IraqJacques Gaillot organized a threeyear synod in his diocese He wrote a dozen books one became a best seller with the title A cry of anger against exclusion In this book he severely criticized the laws against immigration supported by the Minister of Interior at that time This was one reason used by Rome for his dismissalIn all these interventions Jacques Gaillot is convinced that the media should be used to communicate with the modern world He has a free speech and does not dare to use I he wants to be clear and simple in his statementsSome of the major characteristic features of his fidelity to the Gospel are the care for the poor and the fringes of society the refusal of any accommodation and an attachment to right justice and peace He is convinced that Jesus belongs to humanity not only to the Christians The search for the lost sheep is worth letting the others into the flockIn 1995 Jacques Gaillot was called to go to Rome The verdict was given Tomorrow on Friday January the 13th at 12 o'clock you will cease to be Bishop of Evreux Jacques Gaillot was given the title of Bishop of Partenia a seat on the High lands of Setif in Algeria where he did his military service The seat of Partenia disappeared in the fifth century now it has become the symbol of those who in the Church or in the Society have the feeling of never existingThe Rome decision was misunderstood by many in France and abroad it left a feeling of unfairness among Christians and nonChristiansLeaving his seat of Evreux Jacques Gaillot established his lodging for a year in the famous squat Dragon Street in Paris among families of immigrants of which their legal permit was cancelled by the new law Belonging to various associations defending the rights of these immigrants and those having no lodging he became the Bishops of the poor and excluded Often he was asked to defend political prisoners and human right activists abroadIn 1995 he published the book Je prends la libert I choose liberty at Flammarion EdIn 1996 the Partenia web site was created Very rapidly this site was operated from Zurich and became accessible in 7 languages with a forum a logbook a series of comments on the Bible and interventions on every day issuesThe Spiritan community in Paris welcomed Jacques Gaillot and he usually resides there Till a few months ago he was having his office in the Maison des Ensembles a squat in Paris of immigrants without legal permit but the police expelled them and his officeOn May 2000 the President of the Conference of the Bishops of France on the occasion of the Jubilee took the initiative to invite him to an ecumenical meeting in Lyon He sent him a letter that became public later on It is important that Catholics and more so the public opinion know that the communion that unites us like brothers is real even though it is lived in a particular mannerHe closed his letter in writing you do remain our brother in the episcopateThis bright spell was not followed afterwardsIn 2003 he published A Catechism with a taste of freedom in collaboration with Alice Gombault and Pierre de Locht In January 2005 Partenia will celebrate its ten years of existence

Funny baby face

texas_gal — Sun, 10 May 2009 00:21:49 MDT

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sayings

shelbyhembree — Sat, 9 May 2009 23:03:55 MDT

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Snoopy

ohsosweet333 — Sat, 9 May 2009 22:27:33 MDT

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IN MY ROOM

wickid_ninja_graphicz — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 23:03:01 MDT

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PIN UP GIRL

heidig78 — Sat, 9 May 2009 21:19:29 MDT

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Halloween Witches amp Pumpkins

boomer33_2007 — Mon, 11 May 2009 02:13:56 MDT

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Dan's demotivational poster 5 Limitions

DanBurkeis1coolguy — Sun, 10 May 2009 22:58:32 MDT

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Limitation Know them Original photo by ebaumsworld

funny animal 2

becher_loverboy16 — Mon, 11 May 2009 00:59:31 MDT

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World Crude OIl and GDP

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cahpamulang — Mon, 11 May 2009 18:31:11 MDT

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Pure Fate or good fortune

hollynnaide — Wed, 13 May 2009 00:26:47 MDT

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There is an interesting story to how I came to be on Fraueninsel a story which shows that to every cloud there is a silver lining The DAAD had provided us with a rail pass five days within a month during which we could travel anywhere in Germany with any highspeed train for free I decided to use my last rail pass day on the romantic Rhein river cruise featuring heaps of castles and the famour Lorelei Berg Unfortunately the train from Koblenz back to Munich was what I will remember as the train from hell It was 2 hours and 41 minutes late In the confusion of the train breakdowns no one bothered to stamp my ticket and I ended up with one extra rail pass day I was going to use this opportunity to travel to Salzburg the following Saturday with three other RISE students but once again things turned out entirely differently from what I had planned The night before Friday was the first day of the famous Isarbruecken festival a gorgeous and impressive celebration commemorating Munich 850's anniversary which took place on the three bridges spanning the Isar river We were supposed to take the opportunity that evening to check out the festival and make arrangements for the trip to Salzburg the next day Incidentally August 1st was also the day I moved to downtown Munich from the outskirts Unterschleissheim and I managed to liberate myself from the hastle of suitcases and rent payment halfanhour after we were all supposed to meet Luckily Pratik and I had arranged to go together and he did wait for me He was quite offended it is reassuring when Pratik is not content that means he still has hope for you someday becoming a responsible person We didn't really manage to catch up to the group but we saw the festival projections on a film of water and I couldn't imagine a more wonderful way to spend the evening The next day I woke up hours after the others had left for Salzburg The morning had passed me by while I was cozily asleep and I was feeling regretful that I had missed the opportunity to travel with people I knew Little did I imagine that this was a chance to discover that travelling alone is one of the greatest gifts and freedoms given to a human being today I would spend almost a month travelling on my own in Germany Netherlands and Norway August 2nd was the last day to take advantage of my fifth rail pass day and the only way I could manage it now was if I picked a short journey stayed at some place close to Munich for three to four hours and came back home at 9 pm I spent about two hours hesitating between attractive destinations and looking up train times before finally settling on Chiemsee the pictures of the second largest lake in Germany looked gorgeous in my guidebook I must say that my journey to Chiemsee was one of the most rich inspiring and vibrant memories of summer 2008 I arrived at Prien am Chiemsee the small and uneventful village near the lake without any particular plan but to see two islands Herreninsel and Fraueninsel As soon as they were off the train people began boarding buses taking them to various places I'd never heard of Unable to decipher the least bit from the signs at the bus stops or the drivers themselves I asked the only two Englishspeaking people I could find for help After only five minutes in their company I was really glad that I had approached Chuck a Europeanlooking man in his fifties and his young daughter Halla As though a positive vibe were about them I could tell that Chuck was a talented creative individual His daughter's kindness quiet reserve and openness to life charmed me Chuck was from Texas and had only been to Germany a few times twice for an academic exchange of a few months Though he had not been here for over decade his knowledge of German was so near to native that I couldn't help but be impressed He was bringing his daughter Halla to take a German course in a tiny village in Beautiful Bavaria He later wrote by email that she loved it Their bus was arriving in an hour and they were glad to walk down to the lake with me in the meantime I was captivated by the warmth and Gastfreundlichkeit guestfriendliness of the local residents when Chuck asked for directions their readiness to offer advice to share stories with laughter Two adorable old ladies spent five minutes deliberating whether Chuck and Halla could make it to the bus stop on time and which path would be best to follow We finally opted for the scenic route the bike path and it ended up being a twenty minute walk down to the lake As we approached the harbour I already liked Chiemsee from the liveliness of its shore the deep blue of its water the majesty of the Alps But my adventure by ferry to Fraueninsel was just beginning as the following photos attempt to tell Walking back to the Hauptbahnof that evening my heart was singing with complete felicity paiting dreams with elegant brushstrokes into the sunset My train ride back to Munich provided further confirmation that coming here had been the right choice Ironically the wagons were filled with people coming back from a day in Salzburg I sat down next to a couple in their late fifties or sixties because they seemed like kindredspirits Before mustering up the courage to talk to them I kept trying to discern what language they were speaking their faces looked familiar to me It turned out that the lady was from Canada and her husband was German from Bayern D They were sitting next to a young man who developed video games in Salzburg featuring illegal migration in Europe from Northern Africa to Southern Spain P The couple told me that Salzburg had been unpleasantly humid stuffed with tourists attracted by the classical music festival I felt all the more glad for my quiet hours by the lake fresh and erholend a German concept evoking repose fulfillment and regeneration The Canadian lady whose name I unfortunately forget though I did ask was humorously hinting at the irresistible advantages of marrying a German man As if I wasn't in love with this culture this land already