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Dedicated Calder Valley Class 158 three car unit No. 158759 runs through Luddendenfoot with hardly anyone on board on its way to Leeds.
This is a family dedicated channel to our beloved big lad Benji
We got Benji in 2007 when he was 4 years old as the owner was suffering from an illness and was no longer capable of looking after him
We got him on the 21st may 2007 so we used that date to celebrate his birthday
When Benji came to live with us he was a very independant lad and was always the boss especially over my two young sons and he stamped his authority quite quickly
He did test us at the beginning but soon knew that living here with us he was going to get nothing more than love and attention and he got that in abundance
He loved his home comforts as he would often take over the settee and would declare that space as his own
I myself have had health issues and Benji would always pop his head up to see if everything was alright with me and i would do the same with him everynight
We nearly lost Benji in 2013/2014 when we discovered a small lump on his groin and the vet at the time told us it was just a fatty lump and just ignore it
We knew something was not right and advised the vet that we wanted it removed and we would pay for the operation
We booked him in 2 weeks after that appointment and when we got him to the PDSA they told us that it was a good job that we ignored her colleagues advice and decided to go for the operation as it saved his life as this so called fatty lump was actually a growth that was cutting off his blood vessel, The operation was a success and it extended our time with Benji
There was times that we questioned some of the vets advice as for when we kept asking about all the lumps that was appearing on his body and again we were told that they were just fatty lumps
Over the past couple of years we were concerned of a few lumps under his chest and a few that would appear around his ribs etc and again we were told to ignore them as they were fatty lumps
Well those lumps turned out to be cancer and cost our baby boy his life as his liver had also became very enlarged and we had to make a decssion if we wanted to die in agony as we were informed or for the vet to give him that terrible injection
We took him home for a day so that he could say his goodbyes to my sons and we stayed awake with him all night
The following morning we gave him his favourite a tin of tuna and he had a good drink of water and at 10:15am on September 1st 2017 Benji was put to sleep
My wife held him in her arms as i cuddled his head and kept him from seeing the needles and he dropped into his deep sleep forever
The vet that dealt with Benji on his final moment was a wonderful and caring vet and we thank her from the bottom of our hearts for all she done
We love you Benji and we will walk together again one day soon
Forever your
Mammy, Daddy and Brothers
Ford pickup XSL218 in today's terrible weather in Worcestershire.
Really dark and murky so pushing the limits of acceptability with this camera's high ISO performance!
Dedicated to fine craftsmanship,the Apple Bedding Set is a modern approach to warm and classic bedding. Crafted from luxurious 100 Percent cotton,it features soft green and nature green colors in a bold stripe and swirl patterns. Enhance your bedroom in its timeless refinement with this linen set.
In addition to a full set,the Apple Bedding Set is available in queen set,California king and king set. A bed skirt,two Euro shams,standard or king shams,duvet cover,cushion and double sham are all included in this exceptional deal.
Family members, local officials and many area figherfighters were on hand Sept. 7 to comemorate fallen Godfrey firefighter Jake Ringering with the dedication of "The Jake," a live fire multi-trainer system. The dedication included a series of demonstrations and tours through the unit. Photo by Jan Dona, L&C Media Services.
Why Wendy's needs a dedicated parking lot for N Union St traffic makes no sense to me. Does this mean you have to be driving on N Union St to park here? Most people have been trying to avoid that street, Wendy's!
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Otto Dix, Gera-Untermhaus 1891 - Singen am Hohentwiel 1969
Sadisten zu Dienst / Dedicated to Sadists
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This is dedicated to the sweet, gentle spirit, Steve, companion and friend to Kiki FL. Steve just passed on yesterday, 3-30-09.
We celebrate your sweet presence, your life and your inner light. Hope you have fun in that beautiful new home, playing with butterflies and fairies and making lots of new friends.
Image of Steve belongs to Kiki,FL.
www.flickr.com/photos/kikifl/3399398591/
Butterfly from Shoofly Stock, dART. Thank you.
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Bubble brush from titoff77, dART.
titoff77.deviantart.com/art/Bubble-brush-set-1-90130460
Textures, mine.
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and Green Iris.
Brushes from www.obsidiandawn.com
Super star WSN photographer Gary Hee sprawls out on the Library's lobby to get that sweet shot. Go Gary Go!
This is a family dedicated channel to our beloved big lad Benji
We got Benji in 2007 when he was 4 years old as the owner was suffering from an illness and was no longer capable of looking after him
We got him on the 21st may 2007 so we used that date to celebrate his birthday
When Benji came to live with us he was a very independant lad and was always the boss especially over my two young sons and he stamped his authority quite quickly
He did test us at the beginning but soon knew that living here with us he was going to get nothing more than love and attention and he got that in abundance
He loved his home comforts as he would often take over the settee and would declare that space as his own
I myself have had health issues and Benji would always pop his head up to see if everything was alright with me and i would do the same with him everynight
We nearly lost Benji in 2013/2014 when we discovered a small lump on his groin and the vet at the time told us it was just a fatty lump and just ignore it
We knew something was not right and advised the vet that we wanted it removed and we would pay for the operation
We booked him in 2 weeks after that appointment and when we got him to the PDSA they told us that it was a good job that we ignored her colleagues advice and decided to go for the operation as it saved his life as this so called fatty lump was actually a growth that was cutting off his blood vessel, The operation was a success and it extended our time with Benji
There was times that we questioned some of the vets advice as for when we kept asking about all the lumps that was appearing on his body and again we were told that they were just fatty lumps
Over the past couple of years we were concerned of a few lumps under his chest and a few that would appear around his ribs etc and again we were told to ignore them as they were fatty lumps
Well those lumps turned out to be cancer and cost our baby boy his life as his liver had also became very enlarged and we had to make a decssion if we wanted to die in agony as we were informed or for the vet to give him that terrible injection
We took him home for a day so that he could say his goodbyes to my sons and we stayed awake with him all night
The following morning we gave him his favourite a tin of tuna and he had a good drink of water and at 10:15am on September 1st 2017 Benji was put to sleep
My wife held him in her arms as i cuddled his head and kept him from seeing the needles and he dropped into his deep sleep forever
The vet that dealt with Benji on his final moment was a wonderful and caring vet and we thank her from the bottom of our hearts for all she done
We love you Benji and we will walk together again one day soon
Forever your
Mammy, Daddy and Brothers
The Berliner Gazette Winter School 2020 is dedicated to exploring the hidden labor in AI-capitalism. It is accessible on-site and online. More info at silentworks.info
Installation view above: Diego de la Vega Coffee Co-op (Mexico/US)
Watch Diego de la Vega Coffee Co-op's video work here: vimeo.com/476295368
Photo: Andi Weiland | berlinergazette.de | CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
Dedicated to one of my Maths colleagues. Every time I see a shape like this one, I think of her (the blue fractal, not the Orang)!
Dedicated to our friend and brother RB.
Our Prayers Are With You.
I really like the light in this intentionally out of focus shot of a weathered Mother Mary Statue located in Pena Adobe Park, Vacaville CA.
Mother Mary Statue #2 shot, in focus.
Strobist info: Single SB-800 in remote on left at +1ev, triggered by D200 in commander mode.
–Dedicated to Eyvind Earle–
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Nikon D60, 5/10
Dedicated to my dearest friend Clara. I love this photo and it's a pleasure to dedicate it to you and share it with each of you. Thank you always for be there.
Leaf will be soon "where we know".
The Corning Museum of Glass is a museum in Corning, New York dedicated to the art, history and science of glass. It was founded in 1951 by Corning Glass Works and currently has a collection of more than 45,000 glass objects, some over 3,500 years old.
Founded in 1951 by Corning Glass Works (now Corning Incorporated) as a gift to the nation for the company’s 100th anniversary, The Corning Museum of Glass is a not-for-profit museum dedicated to telling the story of a single material: glass.
The concept seems so simple. How much can you say about glass?
Actually, quite a lot. Glass is a versatile, ancient material that is still being explored and understood by artists, scientists, and historians today. The story of glass is a story about art, history, culture, technology, science, craft and design. And we tell that story at The Corning Museum of Glass.
The Corning Museum of Glass
One Museum Way
Corning, NY 14830
607-937-5371
info@cmog.org
Visited on tour:
Take Tours
2-Day Niagara Falls Tour from New York/New Jersey
May 25th thu May 26th 2013
Visiting:
New York City - Chinatown
Niagara Falls State Park / Maid of the Mist Tour Boat (at The USA / Canada Border
Watkins Glen State Park (Finger Lakes region of New York)
Corning Museum of Glass - Corning NY
Photo
New York State, USA, North America
05/26/2013
Dedicated to @bitethebedbugs, whose blog crashed and burned seconds after I linked to it to thank her for buying my possibly-haunted broken camera. It's still broken. Her blog, I mean. *And* the camera. This is why you should never do nice things for me.
The church dedicated to "Saint Hierarch Nicolae" and the Three Holy Hierarchs in the Băneasa neighborhood is a foundation of the Văcărescu family, guarding the northern border of the Capital for more than two centuries.
The church survives as part of the mansion that was built here by Ienăchiță Văcărescu.
Saint Nicholas Church, in the Baneasa district, is an Orthodox church located on Neagoe Voda street, near the Baneasa bridge, in the northern part of Bucharest.
Under the protection of Saint Hierarch Nicolae, celebrated on December 6, and of the Three Holy Hierarchs, celebrated on January 30, this church was started before 1792, by Ecaterina Vacarescu, and finished by Enache Vacarescu.
"He who pours myrrh of great price to the whole world and to me, to the unworthy and more than all sinner, give it to me, so that I may bring you singing, Father Nicolae.
You, as the one who has courage towards God, free me from all troubles, so that I can sing to you: Rejoice, Holy Hierarch Nicholas, great worker of miracles!"
The inscription of this church testifies to the following:
"This church, in which the saint Hierarch Nicholas of Mira Lichia, the miracle worker, and the Holy Hierarchs and the great teachers of the world Basil the Great, Gregory Bogoslov and John Zlataust are celebrated, were built from the foundation of Mrs. Jupaneasa Ecaterina Vacarescu, the daughter of Mr. Donie Vacarescu - the treasurer and, remaining unfulfilled due to many scandals that have revolted our country many times, then, in the year 1792, they were committed by Mr. Enache Vacarescu and his enlightened wife , Ecaterina, daughter of Voivod Caragea, in the days of the Most Enlightened Mr. Mihai Șutu, after beautifying her with all the necessary things."
According to several documents, this church served as a prayer chapel for the Vacaresti family, with their boyar houses nearby.
In 1864, with the appropriation of the peasants, the chapel became the parish church.
The place of prayer was successively repaired in 1845 and 1888.
Later, between the years 1932-1933, the church was painted for the first time, in oil, by the painter N.I. Colnitiu, covered with tiles and floored with concrete slabs.
In the fall of 1939, when the Bucharest-Ploiesti road is being built, a protective wall is built for the church, which can be seen from the road, as well as a staircase with stone slabs.
The earthquake of 1977, the occasional repairs and the vibrations caused by the intense traffic on the road at the base of the church, severely affected its resistance structure.
Thus, starting with 1982, priest Carstoiu Virgil took care of carrying out numerous restoration and improvement works, as follows: replacement of the roof; strengthening the walls with concrete belts, which cross the church and support the roof; the organization of the church yard and its flooring with concrete tiles; removing the concrete and earth from the church, to a depth of one meter, and replacing them with river stone, and then flooring with marble; the restoration of the painting, in fresco, by the painter Banica Dumitru; furniture carved in oak wood and stained glass windows made by Gruia Rotariu.
Saint Nicholas Church was re-consecrated on May 26, 2002, the service being performed by His Holiness Vincentiu Ploiesteanul.
After this date, the interior and exterior sound system, the heating and the alarm equipment complete the series of improvements that were brought to the holy church.
The parish has a very small parish cemetery, established in 1864, located between the blocks of flats.
In 1992, in the middle of the cemetery, a chapel was built, which was consecrated in 1996.
The chapel is painted, equipped with new furniture, heating, lighting, etc.
The parish also has a parish house, bought in 1976, repaired and equipped with the necessary things, between 1983-2009.
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As the leading voice for collaborative public art projects around the world, the International Fiber Collaborative is dedicated to promoting understanding and appreciation of contemporary art & craft through educational experiences. We are committed to developing vital education programs that elevate, expand, modernize and enhance the image of collaboration and education today.
★WHAT IS THE DREAM ROCKET PROJECT?
The Dream Rocket Team is collecting nearly 8,000 artworks from participants around the globe. The artwork will be assembled together to create a massive cover in which will wrap a 37 story Saturn V Moon Rocket at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. We will also be displaying submitted artwork in dozens of national venues prior to the wrapping of the Saturn V. Additionally, we are posting images of submitted artwork & their stories on our Website, Flickr, and Facebook.The Dream Rocket project uses the Saturn V Moon Rocket as a symbolism of universal values of the human spirit. Optimism, hope,
caring for our natural resources, scientific exploration, and harnessing technological advancements for a better quality of life while safeguarding our communities, are all common desires across national and international boundaries. Participants are able to express and learn about these values through this creative collaboration. With the completion of each artwork, participants are asked to write an essay explaining their artwork, and the dream theme in which they chose.
★How can I Participate & Have my Artwork Displayed?
The Dream Rocket project would like to challenge you to ‘Dare to Dream’. To dream about your future and the future of our world through dream themes such as health, community, conservation, science, technology, space, peace, and so on. We would like you to use your selected Dream Theme to express, explore, and create your vision on your section of the wrap. We hope that you are able to express and learn through this creative collaboration. With the completion of each artwork, you are asked to write a brief essay explaining your artwork, and the dream theme in which you chose.
“The Saturn V is the ideal icon to represent a big dream. This rocket was designed and built as a collaboration of nearly half-a-million people and allowed our human species to venture beyond our world and stand on ANOTHER - SURELY one of the biggest dreams of all time. ENABLING THE DREAMS of young people to touch this mighty rocket sends a powerful message in conjunction with creating an educational curriculum to engage students to embrace the power of learning through many important subjects”
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Sanctuary and temple, probably dedicated to Athena Soteira and Poseidon, on the border between Asea and Pallantion. The visible foundations belong to a second, marble, temple (with limestone foundations) dated to the later 6th c. BCE.
Rebuilding Together hosted the 20th annual Super Bowl sanctioned Kickoff to Rebuild event January 29 through 30, 2015 in Phoenix, the host city of Super Bowl XLIX. Hundreds of volunteers worked during the fall of 2014 to provide critical home repairs in three Phoenix neighborhoods. The project series culminated with over 100 Lowe’s Heroes employee volunteers and other partner volunteers providing free critical repairs to three homes and installing a new Carter’s Kids playground for Crisis Nursery. Visit RebuildingTogether.org/KTR to learn more. (Photo: Sight Sense Productions)
The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial Tidal Basin was the fourth memorial dedicated to a U.S. president located on the National Mall. Ironically Roosevelt, the only American President elected more than two terms, was actually opposed to the idea of being honored via a public monument. Despite his reservations, Roosevelt was quoted once as commenting to his good friend Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurther, “If they are to put up any memorial to me, I should like it to be placed in the center of that green plot in front of the Archives Building.” Although the site had to be moved to make room for this massive 7.5 acre monument, Congress did approve erection of a fitting tribute in 1955.
The memorial consists of four “rooms,” each of which represents one of Roosevelt’s presidential terms. Room One is titled “The Early Years” and focuses on Roosevelt’s first term of presidency during the years 1932-1936. Along the south wall is a large thirty-foot bas relief by sculptor Robert Graham titled The First Inaugural. The relief features FDR riding within a car and waving to a passing crowd upon completion of his inaugural address. Graham’s best known other public work is the Duke Ellington Monument (1997) in New York City’s Central Park. He was also known on the public front for his marriage to famed actress Anjelica Huston with whom he even appeared in the 2004 movie The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.
For more history regarding this site, including how you can visit this locale via one of our MP3 audio walking tours, check out our site here: iwalkedaudiotours.com/2012/08/iwalked-washington-d-c-%E2%...
"Dedicated to Nestor Mahno" still-life is the devote to well-known Ukrainian rebel, who was persecuted by the Soviet regime. I used bold colors and powerful brush strokes, as I do in all my paintings, in order to create a lasting visual impression. Art buyers (and art lovers) will see symbolic references to prominent realistic painters like Jan Vermeer, Rembrandt and Gustav Klimt as I offer homage to their artistic vision through my own art. This artwork is still for sale, so if you’d like to purchase the painting just contact me.
Dedicated to ::₪ ₫ōŐ7aдт ::₪ > althani_1986>>Fog Hatha El-7o0b>>A.A.A>>Missy
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iwas soo lazy to upload any pic even comment to any one sorry guy's
but ^___^ im back
مرتني الدنيا)...
مرتني الدنيا .. بتسأل عن خبر ..
مابه جديد ..
عشاق ليلة تفارقوا ..
وصاروا بعيد ..
لا طاحت نجوم السما .. ولا تاه في الظلما قمر ..
لا تاقف الدنيا .. وتسأل عن خبر ..
مابه جديد ..
اسهل من الكذبة .. على شف الطفل ..
فرقى الأحبه يا هوى ..
أحلى من الحلم اللي ودي لو كمل ..
كانت ليالينا سوى ..
لا طاحت نجوم السما .. ولا تاه في الظلما قمر ..
لا تاقف الدنيا وتسأل عن خبر ..
مابه جديد ..
لا تاقف الدنيا .. على أول طريق ..
فرقى الأحبه يا هوى ..
لا تسأل جروحي متى خان الرفيق ..
عهد المحبه والهوى
لا طاحت نجوم السما .. ولا تاه في الظلما قمر ..
لا تاقف الدنيا وتسأل عن خبر ..
مابه جديد ..
dedicated to Susan / Sparky2
Happy belated Birthday, dear Susan!
And Happy Pentecost to all of my flickr friends and visitors!
Euch allen noch Frohe Pfingsten!
A stone bench overlooking Chapman Lake was dedicated to the Monticello Sculpture Gardens on August 13, 2018, on the college’s Godfrey Campus. The bench was commissioned by the children of longtime garden supporters, and Foundation board member, Joan and Chuck Sheppard, to honor their 65th wedding anniversary. The Sheppards were joined by their family and friends to celebrate the occasion. Photos by Jan Dona, L&C Media Specialist
The Sacré-Cœur Basilica (French: Basilique du Sacré-Cœur, "Basilica of the Sacred Heart", pronounced [sakʁe kœʁ]) is a Roman Catholic basilica and popular landmark in Paris, France, dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The basilica is located at the summit of the butte Montmartre, the highest point in the city.
Sacré-Cœur is built of travertine stone quarried in Château-Landon (Seine-et-Marne), France. This stone constantly exudes calcite, which ensures that the basilica remains white even with weathering and pollution.
A mosaic in the apse, entitled Christ in Majesty, is among the largest in the world.
The basilica complex includes a garden for meditation, with a fountain. The top of the dome is open to tourists and affords a spectacular panoramic view of the city of Paris, which is mostly to the south of the basilica.
The purpose of making a church dedicated to the Sacred Heart, with its origins in the aftermath of the French Revolution among ultra-Catholics and legitimist royalists, developed more widely in France after the Franco-Prussian War and the ensuing uprising of the Paris Commune of 1870-71. Though today it is asserted to be dedicated in honor of the 58,000 who lost their lives during the war, the decree of the Assemblée nationale, 24 July 1873, responding to a request by the archbishop of Paris by voting its construction, specifies that it is to "expiate the crimes of the communards". Montmartre had been the site of the Commune's first insurrection, and many hard-core communards were forever entombed in the subterranean galleries of former gypsum mines where they had retreated, by explosives detonated at the entrances by the Army of Versailles. Hostages had been executed on both sides, and the Communards had executed Georges Darboy, Archbishop of Paris, who became a martyr for the resurgent Catholic Church. His successor Guibert, climbing the Butte Montmartre in October 1872, was reported to have had a vision, as clouds dispersed over the panorama: "It is here, it is here where the martyrs are, it is here that the Sacred Heart must reign so that it can beckon all to come".
In the moment of inertia following the resignation of the government of Adolphe Thiers, 24 May 1873, François Pie, bishop of Poitiers, expressed the national yearning for spiritual renewal— "the hour of the Church has come"— that would be expressed through the "Government of Moral Order" of the Third Republic, which linked Catholic institutions with secular ones, in "a project of religious and national renewal, the main features of which were the restoration of monarchy and the defense of Rome within a cultural framework of official piety", of which Sacré-Cœur is the chief lasting triumphalist monument.
The decree voting its construction as a "matter of public utility", 24 July, followed close on Thiers' resignation. The project was expressed by the Church as a National Vow (Voeu national) and financial support came from parishes throughout France. The dedicatory inscription records the Basilica as the accomplishment of a vow by Alexandre Legentil and Hubert Rohault de Fleury, ratified by Joseph-Hippolyte Guibert, Archbishop of Paris. The project took many years to complete.
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this photo was taken by ancient camera - nikon coolpix 4300.
This cathedral is one of the most beautiful over world. I think that I will obligate to you to try realize which place I took this photo. This was taken in July 2006 somewhere...
I dedicate this photo to Stavros - www.flickr.com/photos/markop who like architecture. See those awesome pinacles! But I saw much more beautiful cathedral than this one. Then you can ask me which...
-- Then I will show you other photos I took with canon coolpix 3100, even more older than 4300 (that is not my camera.) I didn´t use tripod to take this photo.
thank you all.
The temple as seen today was built between 421 and 407 BC. It may have derived its name from a shrine dedicated to the legendary Greek hero Erichthonius. Some have suggested that it may have been built in honor of the legendary king Erechtheus, who is said to have been buried nearby. It is believed to have been a replacement for the Pesistratid temple of Athena Polias destroyed by the Persians in 480 BC.
It was built entirely of marble from Mount Pentelikon, with friezes of black limestone from Eleusis which bore sculptures executed in relief in white marble. It had elaborately carved doorways and windows, and its columns were ornately decorated (far more so than is visible today); they were painted, gilded and highlighted with gilt bronze and multi-colored inset glass beads.
On the north side, there is another large porch with columns, and on the south, the famous "Porch of the Maidens", with six draped female figures (caryatids) as supporting columns, each sculpted in a manner different from the rest and engineered in such a way that their slenderest part, the neck, is capable of supporting the weight of the porch roof whilst remaining graceful and feminine.
5 Exposure HDR using a Nikon D300 and Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 Lens. Combined in Photomatix and edited in CS4 with Topaz Adjust.