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Dr. George Jallo, Professor of Neurosurgery, The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dr. Jallo focuses on the surgical treatment of neurological diseases and disorders in children, with emphasis on minimally invasive endoscopic procedures. Dr. Jallo is particularly expert in treating intradural spinal tumors, brainstem and eloquent brain tumors in both children and adults. Dr. Jallo performed Malia’s second surgery and received CORD funding for a project when the foundation was first founded. The foundation was originally conceived to support r. Jallo’s research. He was recently awarded The Demetri Demeropoulis Research Chair which includes $300,000 of funding over the next 3 years.
Georges Island, Boston Harbor, MA. Interior of Fort Warren, located on the island. www.bostonislands.org/isle_georges.asp
The 16-foot tall sculpture of our first President was executed by Daniel Chester French and Edward C. Potter in 1900. It was installed on S. Grand Boulevard (now S. Martin Luther King Drive) north of E. 51st Street in 1904.
Bressingham Steam & Gardens is a steam museum and gardens located at Bressingham, west of Diss in Norfolk, England. The site has several narrow gauge rail lines and a number of types of steam engines and vehicles in its collection and is also the home of the national Dad's Army (Home Guard) exhibition. The gardens and steam museum were established by the late and characterful Alan Bloom MBE at Bressingham Hall. My father worked with Alan Bloom to move some of the locomotives to the museum in the 1970s. His son Adrian now runs the museum
Visited George Pearl Hall a few days after graduation. I think I will remain nostalgic for some time to come. I'll miss this place. More at my blog.
George Strait wins Album of the Year at “The 41st Annual CMA Awards,” on Wednesday, Nov. 7, live from the Sommet Center in Nashville on the ABC Television Network.
Wakodahatchee Wetlands, Delray Beach, FL
For years we've speculated about how George managed to sustain - and survive - his impressive injury. A long time ago, someone said the protrusion was his tongue. I never thought so, until I shot this image. It certainly appears that there is no tongue in his mouth...and the tissue protruding from his throat appears to be alive, even after all these years.
When I first "met" George, at least three years ago, I thought he had eaten prey that had "punched" its way through his throat. This past weekend, someone speculated that perhaps one of his nestlings punctured his throat during feeding. If you've ever seen the incredibly violent act of feeding large-beaked birds, you'd agree that might not be a bad inference.
Providence Distinguished Alumni Awards (DAA) 2018. Monica Souza ’16, Hazem Gamal ’90, Charlie Ayers ’90
CAMILLA GEORGE
Camilla George – altsaxofoon
Renato Paris – piano, toetsen, vocalen
Jihad Darwish – contrabas, basgitaar
Rod Youngs – drums
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PHOTO © Eddy Westveer 2025
Salisbury Cathedral, Wiltshire
George Moberly was born 10 October 1803, and was educated at Winchester and Balliol College.
He had a distinguished academic career and became Headmaster of Winchester in 1835.
1866 he resigned his post and retired to the Rectory of St Mary on the Isle of Wight.
He was Canon of Chester Cathedral and was called to be Bishop of salisbury in 1869 bt William Gladstone.
His daughter, Charlotte, would go on tp be the first principal of St Hughes college, Oxford and co-authored a book called the Adventure where she related the story of her meeting Marie Antoinettes ghost outside the petite trion in 1901.
He died July 1885