These birds were soaring around the garden. Later a Hawk flew over the Geese looked up at it, following him like guns on a battle ship. I am not sure from the small images I took what they are exactly, I found the close up on Google, they could be an osprey, kestrel, harrier.

If you have any ideas please let me know.

Peter Max, who has been an active animal rights advocate in the New York area (where over 40,000 dogs and cats are euthanized each year) and around the world, will also be donating an original work of art to the League in honor of its 60th anniversary.

The painting, which will be presented to a League representative, will be sold at auction during the League’s annual Elisabeth Lewyt Humane Awards Luncheon on Wednesday, November 3.

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Peter Max Art Online

Robert Tolmach's introduction>>

Welcome to the web site of Glasses for Humanity, a new nonprofit organization.

When I decided to move from the business world to the social sector, I looked for the opportunity where my time and efforts would make the greatest possible difference. That led to the creation of Glasses for Humanity.

If you ask yourself the similar question—where will your charitable dollars make the biggest difference—you, too, may find Glasses for Humanity to be the answer.

Billions of people in the world and millions of children in the United States can’t see clearly. Indeed, millions of people needlessly go blind each year from avoidable or treatable causes. This undermines literacy, education, safety and productivity, and the chance to lead a fulfilling life.

We have put together a remarkable team with expertise in such areas as vision care, public health, microfinance, marketing and other disciplines. Together, we have developed a comprehensive and businesslike plan, which harnesses market forces to combat vision loss of all forms. This approach is extraordinarily cost-effective.

This site describes our leveraged, scalable and financially-sustainable program to collect used eyeglasses in the United States, to provide eye exams and eyeglasses for 30 million people in developing countries and half a million children in the United States each year, to significantly reduce the incidence of avoidable
blindness, and to generate $50 million per year in new revenues for vision care and research.

We know of no opportunity where your charitable dollars can improve the lives of so many people. Please consider joining us in our efforts. And if you’d be so kind as to register with us, we’ll keep you posted on all our progress, celebrity events, and plans.

On behalf of the entire team behind this effort, thank you for your interest and support.

Sincerely,

Robert Tolmach

President

Glasses for Humanity

grownupgreen is aimed at encouraging and supporting households to think and act more sustainably in a lively, interactive and interesting way.

It is for people who want to make more informed choices on issues such as renewable energy, management of household waste, purchasing of consumer goods and much more.

Enjoy the sunshine, but with temperatures soaring the RSPCA is appealing to pet owners to spare a thought for their animals during hot weather.

All animals need plenty of water and should be kept out of the full glare of the sun to avoid heatstroke and skin cancer. If your cat has a white nose and ear tips, sunscreen should be applied to stop it from burning. more>>

From the 1750s through to the 1820s the RSA encouraged tree planting across the UK. Well over 50 million trees were planted giving rise to many of the woods we enjoy in Britain today.

On the 20th April 2004 the RSA launched a new initiative, working in partnership with the UK's key tree planting organisations, to mark its 250th Anniversary and hopes to plant in excess of 250,000 trees during the next 12 months.

For a donation of £15 the RSA, with its partners, will plant a tree and maintain it until maturity on your behalf.