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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio delivers his inaugural address after taking the oath of office from former U.S. President Bill Clinton during his inauguration at City Hall in New York, January 1, 2014. (Official Photo by New York City Mayor's Office)
Kräklingbo Church (Swedish: Kräklingbo kyrka) is a medieval Lutheran church in Kräklingbo on the Swedish island of Gotland. It belongs to the Diocese of Visby.
The choir and its apse-like projection to the east are the oldest parts of Kräklingbo Church. This part of the church originally formed the nave and choir of an earlier church; an inscription mentions its inauguration in 1211. The present nave and sacristy were built around 1300, and thus incorporated these earlier elements. The east window in the apse-like projection dates from the reconstruction circa 1300. The two main portals of the church also date from this later building period. They are richly decorated with sculptures depicting religious motifs and ornamentation. A proper church tower was never built; the spire probably dates from the 18th century but was remade during a renovation in 1908.
Inside, the church is decorated with frescos. Most of these date from the early 13th century and depict religious scenes. During the reconstruction of the church around 1300, some of the frescos were damaged. Three scenes were furthermore added in 1908. The church has also been decorated internally by the use of alternating stones of different colours in many of the details such as the window frames.
The church houses a number of medieval items. The altarpiece was manufactured on Gotland at the beginning of the 16th century. The triumphal cross is older, from the end of the 13th century, and is still in the Romanesque tradition. The choir benches, lastly, date from the 14th century. The baptismal font and the unusual pulpit are both from the second half of the 17th century, and Baroque in style.
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Kräklingbo kyrka är en kyrkobyggnad i Kräklingbo på Gotland. Dess äldsta delar härrör från början av 1200-talet. Kyrkan byggdes ut vid 1300-talets början då kyrkans två stora portaler på södra sidan tillkom. De är rikt utsmyckade med reliefer.
På korets norra vägg finns kalkmålningar från början av 1200-talet.
Altarskåpet som är ett gotländskt arbete är från 1500-talets början.
Triumfkrucifixet är från 1200-talets slut. Dopfunten från 1670 är av sandsten.
Den pneumatiska orgeln byggdes 1940 av E A Setterquist, Örebro.
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Inauguration of the new 'NNO2' acquisition antenna at ESA's deep-space tracking station, New Norcia, Western Australia, 11 February 2016.
This sandwich was born of the Civil War and carried over from his Inauguration in 1873.With the onset of spring the General would have broken camp and set about scouting for Rebel troops and ways to end to the Civil War.
General Grant could have only dreamed of a sandwich so grand and delicious as he chased Confederate General Robert E. Lee across northern Virginia during the Civil War. No less than ten years separated his term as President of the United States from the devastation of the war and the over abundance of food at his inauguration.
2 slices hearty New York Rye Bread with Seeds
4 oz thinly sliced Smoked Ham
2 slices Wisconsin Aged Brick cheese
2 slices Wisconsin 10yr Aged Cheddar
1-1/2 Tablespoons Honey Mustard
4 Granny Smith slices – peeled
2 slices 1/8” thick red onion
1. Preheat Panini Grill and spray irons so sandwich will not stick.
2. Place one slice of rye on your workspace, spread ½ honey mustard on bread, then layer on bread 2 slices of Aged Brick Cheese, apple slices, sliced ham, red onion and Aged Cheddar. Top with remaining honey mustard sauce and remaining slice of bread.
3. Place into Panini Grill at 45 degree angle to ridges on grill, close the lid and allow to cook for at least 3 to 4 minutes or until cheese begins to melt and the bread has nice browned grill marks.
Inauguration of the new 'NNO2' acquisition antenna at ESA's deep-space tracking station, New Norcia, Western Australia, 11 February 2016.
Photo taken on Jan 23, 1899.
(Photo courtesy of Philippine-American War website written and compiled by Arnaldo Dumindin)
Washington D.C. Jan. 20, 2021. In the hours leading up to the Presidential Chief Deputy Lamont Ruffin from D.C. District Court sore in multiple groups of army national guardsmen as Special Deputy U.S. Marshals Deputation gives the guardsmen temporary, limited, law enforcement authority pertaining specifically to the safety and protection of the inauguration and related events.
Mass swearing-ins like this take place before every presidential inauguration to increase the law enforcement presence in the capital for the safety of all involved as well as spectators.
Photo by Shane T. McCoy / US Marshals
Preparations are well underway all over campus for the Inauguration celebration. Read more at Dartmouth Now, watch the full video of the ceremony, and visit the official Inauguration website. (Photo by Eli Burakian '00)
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Washington D.C. Jan. 20, 2021. In the hours leading up to the Presidential Chief Deputy Lamont Ruffin from D.C. District Court sore in multiple groups of army national guardsmen as Special Deputy U.S. Marshals Deputation gives the guardsmen temporary, limited, law enforcement authority pertaining specifically to the safety and protection of the inauguration and related events.
Mass swearing-ins like this take place before every presidential inauguration to increase the law enforcement presence in the capital for the safety of all involved as well as spectators.
Photo by Shane T. McCoy / US Marshals
Inauguration by Comrade Chairman Mengistu Haile Mariam, Addis Ababa, October 1, 1980 (photo credit: ILRI).
Ashwell Institute at Templers, Lower Mid North South Australia, destroyed in the Pinery bushfire that burned from 25 November to 2 December 2015.
Two people died and nearly 100 homes and 400 farm structures were destroyed in the devastating 82,500 hectare blaze.
The opening of the Ashwell Institute was inaugurated on Wednesday evening, the 3rd inst. the Rev C J Evans kindly giving a lecture in aid of the funds. There was a very well-attended meeting, and at the close of the lecture a vote of thanks was unanimously accorded the rev. gentleman. [Ref: Bunyip 6-6-1968]
The Ashwell Institute held regular quarterly meetings, mostly in the local schoolroom. John Barrow was staunchly connected with the Institute and gave land for the Ashwell Institute building. He was a treasurer and trustee of the Institute, and a Justice of the Peace.
The annual meeting of the Ashwell (Templers) Institute was held on July 1. Mr Dyer occupied the chair. The Treasurer (Mr Barrow) read the balance sheet, showing that £114 stands to the credit of the institute.
The question of building a hall was discussed, but nothing was done, as the local schoolroom in which the Institute is held was considered equal to the requirements of the district. It was decided to spend £10 in books. [Adelaide Observer 6-7-1889]
The annual concert in connection with the Ashwell Institute was held tonight, when an excellent programme was carried out. There was a capital attendance, the school room being crowded. The performers were mainly visitors: some from Gawler and Pinkerton Plains. [Ref: Register 7-9-1889]
The new Institute was formally opened on Wednesday [15 July]. The two members for the district (Messrs Gilbert and Butler) were present on the occasion. The senior member in his opening speech congratulated the inhabitants on their acquisition of so fine a building, wishing them success in their future. Mr Butler called for three cheers "for the success of the Ashwell Institute," which was heartily responded to.
The company, to the number of forty, then sat down to dinner, generously provided by different members of the Institute. The usual toast list followed. In the evening a successful entertainment took place. Unfortunately the members could not be present at the entertainment owing to business in the House. [Ref: Adelaide Observer 25-7-1891]
Mr J Barrow writes stating that he did not say at the opening of the Ashwell Institute that the Ministry were a very poor one. What he said was, “Ministries in general were set upon by parliamentary faddists, which appear to be on the increase, while the country is ground under the burden of over-legislation, and what was worse more was about to be added by the needless scheme of federation. [Ref: Bunyip 24-7-1891]
ASHWELL, November 10
A lecturette on ‘Tennyson the Poet Laureate’, by the Rev Mr Kendrew, was given at the Ashwell Institute, on the 9th inst. Mr Pitt occupied the chair, and Mrs Kendrew presided at the piano assisted by Mrs Devenish. Recitations were given by some members of the Institute. The audience though not numerous was appreciative. [Ref: Bunyip 13-11-1891]
Obit
Mr. John Barrow, of Templers, died on February 10, at the age of 90 years, leaving a widow, four sons, 2 daughters and 23 grandchildren.
He was born at Seaton, Rutlandshire, England in 1813, and arrived in South Australia in April, 1845 in the ship ‘Isabella Watson’. Three years subsequently he went to reside at Ashwell, near Templers, where he engaged in farming pursuits until the time of his death.
The deceased gentleman was prominent in the founding of the Ashwell Institute, and gave the piece of land upon which the building stands.
The site of the Templers school was also provided free by him. Mr Barrow was one of the founders of the Wasleys Farmers' Club, which was a well known institution about 15 years ago. He was president for a long term, and in the discussions on agricultural and political subjects he took a leading part. In district council matters he had a long record. The deceased gentleman was connected with the old Mudla Wirra council before it was divided into two districts, and after the division he was chairman of the Mudla Wirra North council for many years. The Wasleys School Board of Advice was another body to which he gave his best services. [Ref: Chronicle 18-4-1903]
The death is announced of Mr John Barrow, of Templers. Mr Barrow was a highly respected and useful colonist.
After three years of varied occupation, he took up land at Ashwell Run, Templers. and began farming on his own account.
He also carted ore from the Burra Mines, and it took 24 bullocks to pull the dray up Templers Hill. With four others he went overland to the Victorian diggings and sold his bullocks for £140. Having found that gold digging was not what it was represented, he returned to South Australia to reap his wheat: but it was so low in the stalk that he could not cut it with the scythe, and had to pull it by hand. This wheat brought £1 a bushel.
He was trustee of Ashwell institute, and gave the ground for the building and school.
The institute was named Ashwell, after his farm. [Ref: Adelaide Observer 18-4-1903]
John Barrow’s funeral left from his home, Ashwell for burial in the Templers Cemetery.
Emma Barrow died in 1909 at her home, Ashwell Park, and was also buried in the Templers Cemetery.
The above is the caption under the picture in the book. This is probably Escolta Street but I am not for sure. The electric trolleys came to be know as Tranvia.
From the book “Philippine Life in Town and Country”
By James A. Le Roy
American Consul at Durango, Mexico for two years connected with the United States Philippines Commission during the establishment of civil government in the Philippines.
Published by G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1905
Cornell University Library, Ithaca, New York
Go here to read the book: seasiavisions.library.cornell.edu/bookreader/sea:209/#pag...
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A girl gets a better view of the Capitol to watch President Barack Obama's Inauguration.
Ana Santos 2013
The Shree Giridhar Dham ashram was a historic event for Paramahamsa Sri Swami Vishwananda and Bhakti Marga as this marks the first BM ashram and temple in India. In addition to being India, the ashram/temple inauguration occured in the sacred land of Vrindavan.
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The Shree Giridhar Dham ashram was a historic event for Paramahamsa Sri Swami Vishwananda and Bhakti Marga as this marks the first BM ashram and temple in India. In addition to being India, the ashram/temple inauguration occured in the sacred land of Vrindavan.
paramahamsavishwananda.com
bhaktimarga.org
Preparations are well underway all over campus for the Inauguration celebration. Read more at Dartmouth Now, watch the full video of the ceremony, and visit the official Inauguration website. (Photo by Eli Burakian '00)
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