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For more information about the Annual Fundraising Event, please visit www.nwabr.org/community/annual-fundraising
For two weekends in May some of Bucks County’s premier contemporary artists will open their studios to give the public a peek into their worlds. This free, self-paced tour is a perfect way to spend a day or even a weekend.
Whether you are a collector or a student, the tour is an opportunity to visit the studios of acclaimed sculptors, potters, wood turners, photographers, painters and more (some celebrated internationally)! Meet the artists and talk to them about their creative process, their life and their art.
No reservations required—just come and enjoy! Art work will be for sale. Periodic demonstrations at most locations.
For more information on Elephant’s Eye Bucks County Artists Studio Tour or its participating local artists, visit www.elephantseyetour.org or call 215-340-0964.
Esterio Segura ‘Santo de paseo por el trópico’ (Saint for a Walk in the Tropics), 1991, Museo de Bellas Artes / Museum of Fine Arts, Havana, Cuba
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy participated in the inaugural meeting of the International Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children, unlawfully deported and forcibly displaced to the Russian Federation from temporarily occupied territories of our state.
Opening the coalition meeting in Kyiv, he expressed gratitude to all indifferent people who joined the International Coalition.
"The forced deportation is one of the most cynical crimes of this war. Children are not merely 'taken away' from the occupied territories of Ukraine. Russia deliberately attempts to sever any connection children have with Ukraine, with their relatives, and their loved ones. Children are taught lies about Ukraine and this war. They are placed for illegal adoption, even when they say they have relatives here, in Ukraine, and try to restore contact with their families," Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
He added that in Russia, efforts are made to erase the national identity of young Ukrainians, which is evidence of Russia's genocidal policy towards Ukraine.
"The world knows that this crime committed by Russia against Ukrainian children, against our families, is not something random but an organized effort of the Russian state system – various branches and individuals, from Putin to all those who exercise criminal orders and ruin lives, especially those of children," Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
The head of the Ukrainian state added that the warrants from the International Criminal Court to arrest President Vladimir Putin and Russian Children's Ombudsman Maria Lvova-Belova are compelling evidence that the deportation of children will not go unpunished.
At the same time, Zelenskyy said that time is crucial in the matter of returning Ukrainian children. According to him, it is important for young Ukrainians not to lose their entire childhood in a foreign land, and for the cruelty of Russian state criminals not to break the children and their connection with their country and loved ones.
"Russia itself claims hundreds of thousands of deported Ukrainian children whom it stole from Ukraine and is trying to assimilate into its society. As swift as possible and vigorous efforts are needed to bring all these children back," he said.
The Head of State reminded that one of the points of the Ukrainian Peace Formula is the return of people from Russian deportation and captivity.
"I urge you to enlarge our coalition – to increase the chances of every Ukrainian child to live at home, to live in general, to return not in years but as soon as possible," Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
Leaders of world nations, representatives of foreign governments and parliaments, international human rights advocates, as well as public and cultural figures, participated in the inaugural meeting of the International Coalition of Countries for the Return of Ukrainian Children both in person and via video links.
Held June 2-3, 2018, at Bill Fluke Field in E.P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park in Louisville, Kentucky. Proceeds from the airshow benefit the Just for Kids Transport Team at Norton Children’s Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. More than $45,000 was raised during the 2018 event.
Photos by Jenni Alderman.
2023-02-22: An official attends the Elaboration of the Vision and Strategy for the Water Sector by 2050 for Tunisia.
Wellington, NZ. 26.04.2013. Capital E National Theatre for Children presents SEASONS. Written by Peter Wilson. Directed by Kerryn Palmer. Composer, Laughton Pattrick. Lyricist, Jenny Pattrick. Ideal for 2-7 year olds. Cast: Helen Grant, Anna Neyland, Martin Quicke. National Tour throughout 2013. Opens at Downstage Theatre, 27 April to 4 May. Photo credit: Stephen A'Court. COPYRIGHT ©Stephen A'Court
Tears For Fears
Mediolanum Forum Assago Milan Italy IT
23 february 2019
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April 7,, 2022
Hofstra University President Susan Poser and the Hempstead for Hofstra/Hofstra for Hempstead Committee cordially invite you to attend the 48th Annual Scholarship Dinner at Hofstra University. The Hempstead for Hofstra Scholarship Committee raises funds to make it possible for deserving students from Hempstead High School to attend Hofstra University. We will honor five distinguished members from the local community. The full list is below:
Patricia Durden Brown, LMSW, Executive Director, The HOPE Foundation (Hempstead Offers People Empowerment)
James Clark, Assistant Superintendent for Pupil Personnel Services, Hempstead Union Free School District
James Ford, Allstate Home Office Quality Evaluator (retired)
Lamont Hough, Case Manager, EAC Inc.
Dawn Sumner McShane ‘03, ’05, Social Studies Teacher, Alverta B. Gray Schultz Middle School, Hempstead Union Free School Districta
And Rachel, Marty, Lindsay, Ondraya, and all my other friends that can recite that entire movie line by line. Basically all my friends with taste. Yes.
National Braille Press A Million Laughs for Literacy Gala on October 28, 2016 at the Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel
For unknown reasons Kenny decided to whip out all his minifigs and arrange them in military procession. It caused quite a stir.
Pattern:
#407 Chris Woven Yoke Vest by Schaefer Design from 2012 Knitting Calendar
Made for:
DS Little Guy
Size:
12-18 Months
Needles:
US 6 - 4.0 mm
US 7 - 4.5 mm
Yarn:
Fresh From the Cauldron MCN Worsted in Ares Colorway
about 1 skeins = 185.0 yards (169.2m)
Purchased atFresh From The Cauldron, LLC.
Purchase date
May 2, 2011
I love the Ares colorway by Fresh from the Cauldron and wanted to make something for the Little Guy with it. The colors scream fall though I don’t know if it will be big enough for him to wear come fall.
I tried to use this for another vest that just kept going horribly wrong. So I frogged it.
I kept praying that there is enough yarn to finish the vest. Problem was that is say s 1 skein of Chris which is 220 yards. FFtC is 185 yards. gulp Luckily some amazing folks offered to share their Ares, so I could have finished it. Hooray for knitters.
It came out wonderfully. It looks adorable. And just in time too. The vest will probably only fit for the rest of the spring. sigh But I might have to take up an offer to buy some Ares and make another one in a bigger size as I have a bit left from the 12-18 size.
I love the Chris yarn too. So I might have to get a couple skeins and make a larger one at a later date!
For many students at UW-Madison, the Wisconsin Experience includes leaving the campus, for a few weeks up to a year, to explore the world. Many students seeking to internationalize their Wisconsin Experience begin by exploring the opportunities at the annual UW–Madison Study Abroad Fair.
These images are of the 2014 fair, held September 17, in Varsity Hall, at Union South. Organized by International Academic Programs (IAP), the Study Abroad Fair offers more than 90 exhibits, featuring more than over 200 programs on six continents.
Photos: Kerry G. Hill/UW-Madison Division of International Studies