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Edify's STUMP one-week mission trip reaches out to Brisbane's Fortitude Valley to connect with community and services in the area. A proven model in Sydney, Edify plans to plant the program in Brisbane, to run alongside the Sydney base.
This is the tag from one of Jet's plush Hanukkah toys. It is quite edifying: a shiksa is indeed a non-Jewish woman, and indeed, like everything else, this toy was made in China.
Hudson, Ohio, USA, December 2007.
On March 27th, 2011, it snowed in Topeka. On March 28th I took pictures. Not the most edifying morning, but I liked the snow coated truck.
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Title: The dialogues of creatures moralised. Appliable and edifying to every merry and jocund matter, and right profitable to the governance of man
Creator: Haslewood, Joseph
Creator: Nicolaus, Pergaminus. nr 88002204
Creator: Morris, William, 1834-1896, former owner. UkLW n 78095326
Publisher: London : Printed by Bensley and Son, for R. Triphook
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1816
Language: eng
Description: The illustrations are taken from the Latin edition
"The second time printed in the English language"--[Dedication]
Title within ornamental border
A bibliography of the early editions on p. viii
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Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.
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At one point, the Romans would only allow the theaters to be build in wood so that the wealthy patrons wouldn't create a self edifying establishment. However, a loop hole was found. Temples had to be made in stone. So by placing statues of at least one God in the theater, cities/patrons were able to build the theaters in stone.
Georges Charbonneaux, fondateur en 1912 de la société d'Habitations à Bon marché , Le Foyer Rémois, souhaite édifier une cité-jardin. Il engage dès 1919, la construction du Chemin Vert, 617 maisons avec en son coeur une église (1923 - 1924) en béton armé.
Georges Charbonneaux, founder in 1912 of the Low coast homes company, the "Foyer Rémois", wanted to build a garden city. In 1919, he built the "Chemin Vert" (the green path), 617 houses with a reinforced concrete church (1923 - 1924).
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Walking up Church Lane into Burford to the High Street.
Burford School - founded 1571.
Grade II* listed building
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BURFORD AND UPTON CHURCH LANE AND SIGNET (North Side) SP2512 (Enlargement) Burford Grammar School 7/40 (main part including 12.9.55 Lenthall House).
GV II*
Grammar school. Rebuilt c.1570's for Simon Wysdom, altered and extended mid-C19. Coursed and squared rubble, low pitched slate roof, coped verges, ashlar chimney to right. 2 storeys; 1-5-1 bays; rebated hollow chamfered mullion windows of 3 lights, altered ground floor left, lower storey levels to right hand bay, string over 1st floor, 6 courses below eaves. Tudor arch door within relieving arch to left of right hand bay, ogee mouldings, plain spandrels. Tablet inserted over ground floor right- hand window: "All law and praise be to God:/A. R. Reginde. Elizabeth.xxi Symon. Wysdom, Alderman of Burford. Re-edified/. and.buylded.this.howse. A.D'O 1579:" Over the ground floor are 3 tie rods whose ends form the letters B.G.S. Interior: in lobby of door the former decayed nail-studed door is displayed; in ground floor East room a wide Tudor arch fire-place. The East gable return has single-and 2-light mullion windows and central chimney stack; to right is pointed doorway with light Tudor arching and ogee and hollow mouldings like the door to front, label over. The school extends North and East (Lenthall House), the link block is mid C19 the North-east block is 1870s or 1880s, rough-faced rubble, 2 storeys and attic in mansard plain tile roof; cross-mullion windows with relieving arches over, the gable end to East breaks forward below a corbelled-out attic end gable; stepped chimney to North return. The date tablet was moved here from Simon Wysdom's Almshouses (demolished).
Listing NGR: SP2526412371
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Edify's STUMP one-week mission trip reaches out to Brisbane's Fortitude Valley to connect with community and services in the area. A proven model in Sydney, Edify plans to plant the program in Brisbane, to run alongside the Sydney base.
First Lady Jeannette Kagame addresses over 700 youths at the closing of the 13th Annual Holiday Camp of “Edified Generation” | Gisagara, 14 September 2023
“The charm, one might say the genius of memory, is that it is choosy, chancy, and temperamental: it rejects the edifying cathedral and indelibly photographs the small boy outside, chewing a hunk of melon in the dust”
Elizabeth Bowen
Today's museums seek to explain, to edify with the abosluteness of our knowledge, or bolster our belief in science through the explication of theory. It is not to collect or inspire, as has been the case in previous centuries. No, we enter into a hall of decisive knowledge, a place of diagrams and demonstrations. In no aspect is this more apparent than in the banishment of shadows. Everything is in full view, categorized joylessly and precisely.
It is in such a crisis of illumination that I seek to draw the curtains in order to preserve our wonder.
First Lady Jeannette Kagame addresses over 700 youths at the closing of the 13th Annual Holiday Camp of “Edified Generation” | Gisagara, 14 September 2023
Edify's STUMP one-week mission trip reaches out to Brisbane's Fortitude Valley to connect with community and services in the area. A proven model in Sydney, Edify plans to plant the program in Brisbane, to run alongside the Sydney base.
Saint-Émilion / Located in what is considered the capital of the Bordeaux wine-growing region, Saint Emilion has been preserved from the ravages of time and tourism. In the 8th Century, a monk named Emilion set up a hermitage here, and as the centuries went on, chapels, houses and fortifications were added. The result is certainly one of the most picturesque towns in France. Of most interest will be the Monolithic Church (Eglise Monolithe), that sits in the center of the town. It was dug out of the surrounding rock over a period stretching from the 9th to the 13th Centuries and is the largest underground church in Europe. The portal has 14th Century sculpted images depicting the Last Judgment and the Resurrection. The monolithic church is an underground church dug out in the early 12th century of gigantic proportions (38 metres long and 12 meters high). At the heart of the city, the monolithic church reminds the religious activity of the city in the Middle Ages and intrigues by its unusual design. If it shows itself in the eyes of the visitor by the position of a 68-meter-high bell tower, then it hides itself behind the elegance of three openings on the front and a Gothic portal often closed. Is that the church is as well surprising as fragile! From the ancient Greek « mono » meant « single » and « lithos », « stone », its name refers to a building dug into the limestone plateau and whose current structure still forms a single block. The goal of its realization is probably the development of the city around a pilgrim activity on the tomb of the patron saint St. Emilion. In memory of the Breton hermit who had settled in a nearby cave during the 8th century, and in order to edify the faithful, the ambition to achieve a sufficiently large reliquary church to host hundreds of pilgrims, was born. Carved in the 12th century, painted in the 14th, devastated in the 16th, battered in the 18th during the Revolution and restored in the 20th ! Today, it is still consecrated and hosts regular religious ceremonies, sometimes concerts, but also induction ceremonies of the Brotherhood of wines of Saint-Emilion - The Jurade. Mainly it is an unavoidable place to visit for an unforgettable, daily guided tour.