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Taken at the entrance to the parking lot in Skinner's Butte Park. The metaphor assigned to this image lies strictly in the mind of the individual viewer.
Nikon D300; Ziess Planar 1,4/85
Ingram Scholars Program 25th Anniversary Reunion Welcome Reception
E. Bronson Ingram College
Vanderbilt University
Photo: Anne Rayner; VU
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Today was harvest celebration at the ZOO - with special events all evening. These little guys got LOTS of mice for their celebration feast.
For Our Daily Challenge
Theme: Celebration
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On Wednesday, February 16, 2022 the Ramapo Music Club and Psi Sigma Phi hosted a melodic night of jazz at Padovano Commons.
On September 4, 2019, the Student Involvement Fair and the Global Opportunities Fair showcased different clubs, Greek Life, and international experiences that students could participate in while at Ramapo College. Representatives from more than 160 clubs and organizations were in attendance.
Officers from Greater Manchester Police, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service, the North West Ambulance Service and partners had a spooky time at a “Treacle” event in Alexandra Park, in Edgeley, yesterday, Tuesday 27 October 2015.
Treacle is the emergency services campaign to tackle issues around the Halloween and Bonfire Night period.
Yesterday’s event was fun a lot of fun but had an important message for young people.
Would-be trick or treaters were given advice on how to stay safe this Halloween.
Although the day is an opportunity for children to get dressed up and can be a lot of fun, it can also be distressing and intimidating for older and more vulnerable residents.
Advice has been published on the safe4autumn website and includes the following tips:
Don’t…
Trick or treat alone – go in a small group or with friends and family, after all it’s more fun if you’re in a group.
Go into anyone’s home – stay at the doorstep where your accompanying adult can see you.
Play pranks or damage property – damaging property is a criminal offence and can lead to your arrest and even a criminal record.
Demand money or intimidate anyone – while Halloween is something you’ve been looking forward to, it’s not for everyone, so be polite and show respect.
Throw eggs and flour – this could lead to your arrest.
Do…
Look out for Treacle posters – these will tell you if you’re welcome or not.
Be careful when crossing roads – during the dark nights you’re more at risk of an accident.
Go with an adult – responsible adults can help you if there’s a problem.
Wear clothes you can be seen in – wearing bright, reflective clothing or carrying a lamp or torch will mean that you are seen by drivers and others.
Respect your neighbours – don’t go trick or treating when it’s late, only knock or ring once, be prepared to take 'no' for an answer and remember to be polite.
For more information visit www.safe4autumn.com
The B+W newspaper ad for our Halloween Outreach event at Four Corners Church. We are having a massive candy drop from a helicopter (inspired by Elevation Church), face painting, free food and prize give-aways. We are expecting between 1,000-3,000 people.
We also did a RADIO SPOT (:30) that's running all next week. Some of you mentioned the helicopter in the Door Hanger previously posted so here's the updated one. Let me know what you think about this campaign...
Taken on June 15, 2012 during a Fantasmic! Special Event at the Hungry Bear Restaurant in Critter Country, Disneyland (Disneyland Resort, Anaheim, CA)
CSU DVM students Kayley Patton, Camille Stewart and Forrest Young-Taft are presented with the CSU Police Department Lifesaving Award, the UC Health/PVH EMS Citizen Lifesaving award and the Ram Service Pride Award for saving Dr. Richard Bowen’s life. November 29, 2022
Non-exclusive. Virgin Mobile "A Royal Night Out". Photographed by Dominic Loneragan. Please Credit Dominic Loneragan.
From the city’s perspective, events at the beach must be carefully planned and executed to ensure the safety and well-being of all attendees. This may involve working with various agencies to ensure that the event meets all necessary regulations and guidelines. The city may also be responsible for providing permits for the event, ensuring that there are adequate resources such as EMS or law enforcement officials on hand to manage crowds and respond to emergencies. They may also be involved in coordinating transportation and parking, as well as addressing any concerns raised by local residents or businesses. Overall, the government has a crucial role to play in ensuring that events at the beach are enjoyable and safe for all, while also preserving the natural beauty and resources of the area.
Photography by Craig McClure
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Jotech Motorsports TX2k11 Recap:
- 1st place in Unlimited GT-R Class with Kenny Tran's white GT-R with an ET of 9.7
- 1st place in Modified GT-R Class with Ted's Carbon Fibre'd GT-R with an ET of 11.0
- 2nd place in AWD GT-R Dyno of 901WHP with Kenny Tran's white GT-R.
Off Festival - festiwal muzyki alternatywnej w Katowicach.
Off Festival - festival of alternative music in Katowice, Poland.
Fot. Mariusz Cieszewski / www.polska.pl