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Brig. Gen. Stephen M. Twitty, Fort Bliss deputy commanding general, greets Louis Rosenbaum, founder of the Louis and Miriam Rosenbaum Foundation, during the "Tribute to the Military" dedication ceremony Oct. 18 at the El Paso International Airport.
If you read the inscription above you will notice a 5 year difference between the date on the stone and the date of the "unveiling"
On 8/23/14 Habitat LA dedicated its 500th home in the City of Long Beach! LaTonya Thompson is the proud partner homewoner. Lowe's, Giveback Homes and several churches made the building of this home possible. Photos by: www.joshuablanchardphotography.com/
www.stvincent.edu | The Saint Vincent Athletics Department would like to welcome the family and friends of
the late Bernie Matthews, who coached the Bearcats for 33 years. Earlier today, a special Mass was held in Matthews’ memory. The Very Rev. Earl Henry, O.S.B., Prior of Saint Vincent Archabbey, then dedicated the Bernie Matthews Team Meeting Room in the Robert S. Carey Student Center.
Matthews’ family and former players are being recognized on the court at halftime of tonight’s game. Coach Matthews died on Feb. 1, 2015, after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.
umberto eco beschreibt die" kokette selbstdarstellung im Web "als krebsgeschwür am leib der gesellschaft" quelle: spiegel spezial "wir sind das netz".
For an interest to be rewarding, one must pay in discipline and dedication, especially though the difficult or boring stages which are inevitably encountered” Mira Komarovsky
The dedication of St. Therese of Carmel, May 4, 2007.
This provided me with an opportunity to try some high ISO shots (1600). Shot in Nikon raw mode. With the large CF cards available now there is little reason not to shoot raw. In this shot the lights are off so the color is somewhat cooler than the next shot. Tweaked slightly with Adobe Light Room.
Issoire 2013 - Vive l'entente cordiale!
What a wonderful week it was: glorious sunshine, friendly hosts and gastronomic delights on a daily basis - we were truly spoiled but made the most of all our opportunities. Highlights were definitely the rides and wild animals at Le Pal theme park, Vulcania's volcano simulators, having to slap on the factor 30 in Clermont and the sights and smells of the cheese factory - sense-ational!
We all owe a huge debt of gratitude to Miss Mastin for her dedication, organisation, time and efforts in making the trip such a success. Should the opportunity arise for a joint trip next year with Harrogate then I'm sure that we will assist in the planning and smooth running of operations.
Hopefully the friendships, which started blossoming during the home-leg in December, will continue to grow and students will further develop their language skills through future communications by whatever means.
Year 9: please start planning, saving and preparing for next year. Places will be limited so make your interest known by seeing your French teacher as soon as possible. Watch this space for the initial letter.
Main Market, Siem Reap, Cambodia
The hustle and bustle of Siem Reap's morning market may be nauseating for people, especially the claustrophobics but this is what I'm attracted to. Despite being on the tourist strip, locals still patronize the market for their daily food supplies. And if you are early enough, there are plenty of good food stalls around.
Olympus OM-D E-M5
Panasonic 20mm f/1.7
Dedication of the Cunningham Center at Midamerica Nazarene University Friday May 6, 2022. Photo by Christopher Smith
On 8/23/14 Habitat LA dedicated its 500th home in the City of Long Beach! LaTonya Thompson is the proud partner homewoner. Lowe's, Giveback Homes and several churches made the building of this home possible. Photos by: www.joshuablanchardphotography.com/
A formal ceremony to dedicate the new Peace Bridge was held on Sunday, September 20. The bridge was designed by Minneapolis College of Art and Design professors Kinji Akagawa and Jerry Allan. Special guests at the dedication and peace ceremony included representaives from the city of Nagasaki, Japan as well as a group of delegates from Minneapolis' new sister city of Najaf, Iraq.
Iraqi & American Reconciliation Project
St. Paul - Nagasaki Sister City Committee
Photograph by Caitlin Longley for the Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Lance Corporal Moore who served in the United States Marine Corps was out on patrol with the 2nd Platoon, G Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division when he was killed near Da Nang, Vietnam on February 22, 1970. A 1967 graduate of Malden High School, LCPL Moore was just 20 years old at the time of his death. He ended each letter sent home to his family in Malden with “Pray for me” and the last letter his mother received was dated February 19, 1970. The memorial square is located at the corner of Belmont and Ferry Streets.