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Stock photo during Ohio State's 45-21 win against Florida Atlantic at Ohio Stadium on Aug. 31, 2019.
Photo: Colin Hass-Hill
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UNMISS Civil Affairs Division leads a conflict resolution roundtable discussion at the Gun cattle camp in Marial-bek, with support from the UNMISS Lakes State Coordinator's Office; Relief, Reintegration and Protection Office; Human Rights Division; Public Information Office; and the Nepalese Battalion, who provided force protection.
The group met with the Ruop section of the Agar clan of the Dinka tribe, who have been in conflict with the neighboring Kuei (also part of the Agar clan) since 2007. Since the inciting incident of their conflict, seven peace initiatives have been undertaken by the Ruop and Kuei communities. In line with the traditional justice system, blood compensation (a system which calls for financial reimbursement for those killed, usually paid to relatives of the victims) was paid each time. However, even when peace has been achieved, it has been broken, most often in instances of isolated killings fueled by revenge.
In recent clashes the Kuei have joined with the Pakam (another section of the Agar clan), also in conflict with the Ruop at various times, to fight against the Ruop. The most recent large clash occurred on March 15th near Marial-bek and left over 100 people dead. This was closely followed by a night-time killing within the Gun cattle camp carried out by the Pakam, which the Ruop responded to by ambushing the roads to Pakam.
The UNMISS Civil Affairs Division in Lakes State has been holding meetings with the various groups to hear their grievances and to discuss solutions to the cycle of violence. In this, their third visit to the Gun cattle camp, the primary purpose was to provide feedback from other consultations that have been undertaken with the Kuei and Pakam, as well as the with the government. The Ruop provided the Civil Affairs Divison with their own feedback as well, and suggested discussion items for future meetings.
Photos: UNMISS/JC Mcilwaine
G-EUOA leads G-EUXK and G-VFIT
Airbus A.319 leads Airbus A.321 and Airbus A.340
o/h LHR ~ 28.12.2015 @ 10:58L
'British Airways' leads 'Virgin Atlantic Airways' (= BAW965 leads SHT3R and VIR20V)
(All on a 09L landing approach - from 'The Bank' outside Terminal 5)
… Lucky 7 years down, many more to come Insha Allah …
Happy Anniversary my love Mahmuda Dewan. Alhumdulillah for everything.
[Getting inspirited from Russian photographer “Murad Osmann”… I, Md. Rahat Khan Amit from Bangladesh as an amateur photographer have started this project of capturing the beautiful sceneries around the world by hand in hand together with my wife. Here, in all the photos I've shown the back of my wife Dr. Mahmuda Dewan while she was holding my hand and lead me to the wonderful locations around the world. I've started my project while I was in a short vacation with my family in Singapore, Langkawi, Kualalampur, Pattaya and Bangkok from 27th November, 2015 to 6th December, 2015. And now in this album I've traveled Bhutan from 15th September’2016 to 22nd September’2016.
Hopefully this project will be continued inside Bangladesh and across the world.
The theme of this project is, "Love leads to the road of beauty".
Md. Rahat Khan Amit©
The path along St John's Brook Gardens (from St Nicholas Park) leads you into the gardens of St John's House.
The back of St John's House.
It is Grade I listed.
1.
1781 ST JOHN'S
(South Side)
Saint John's House
SP 2865 SE 4/194
I GV
2.
One of the most important buildings in Warwick. Present front, circa 1666,
is considered a very good example of the period. 2 storey plus attic,
andstone building five bays wide Identical geometrical gable heads to
centre and end bays, between which are triangular gable heads, nearly all
with finials intact and each having a 2-light mullioned stone window.
Central 2 storey projecting porch with semi-circular-headed rusticated
entrance and four-light transomed and mullioned window over. End bays
have wide, 2 storey splayed bay windows; these have ornamental carved balustrades
of pierced stonework typical of the period. Between projecting bays are
6-light stone windows of similar character. All have leaded lights with
rectangular panes, some being of old glass. Half 4 plan with lower gabled
back wings, old tiled roofs. Good interior features include original newel
close string staircases, early chimneypieces, late C17 panelling. On the
site and perhaps incorporating structure of the medieval Hospital of Saint
John the Baptist, founded by Henry de Newburg, Earl of Warwick, in the
reign of Henry II. Some timber framework exposed on the back elevation
suggests a refacing and remodelling circa 1666 of the front range. The
east back wing is dated 1626 with initials AS (for the owner Anthony Stoughton
?). The west back wing appears to have been built circa 1666.
VCH, viii, pp. 427, 444.
St John's House, Entrance Gateway and Boundary Walls form a group
Listing NGR: SP2871965090
This text is a legacy record and has not been updated since the building was originally listed. Details of the building may have changed in the intervening time. You should not rely on this listing as an accurate description of the building.
Source: English Heritage
Listed building text is © Crown Copyright. Reproduced under licence.
leads the Fulton Turn back onto the main in Paducah, KY.
Built in 1976 as BN SD40-2 6755, returned to lessor in 1991 and sold as IC 6146, rebuilt in 1998 as IC SD40-3 6204.
A fence row leads down to a smaller barn on the Joseph Poffenberger Farm within the grounds of the Antietam National Battlefield in Keedysville, Maryland. On the morning of September 17, 1862 many of the men of Hooker’s First Corps of McClellan’s Army of the Potomac met their demise near here during a key battle of the Civil War. Later that same day, the farm was used as a field hospital for soldiers wounded in the battle.
4x5 for 365 Project details: greggobst.photography/4x5-for-365
Camera: Busch Pressman Model D 4x5 large format press camera.
Lens: Rodenstock Geronar 150mm F6.3 lens in a Copal 0 shutter. Yellow filter on lens.
Film: Arista EDU 200 Ultra B&W Negative Film, shot at ISO 160.
Exposure: 1/30th @ F64.
Development: Self Developed film in Rodinal (Adox Adinol) 1:100 in three reel Paterson Universal Tank using Mod54 six sheet 4x5 insert. Semi-Stand for 15 minutes with initial minute of inversions then 10 seconds of inversion on minutes one and two then let it sit until minute 14 when I do a final ten seconds of inversions. Kodak indicator stop bath. Ilford Rapid Fixer. Photo-Flo. Hung to dry.
Scanning: Negative scanned with Epson V600 in two scans and merged back together in PhotoShop since the V600 doesn't natively support 4x5 scans in one pass.
Richard Whitehead (GBR) was disqualified from the T42 200m for running outside his lane. The race was won by Ntando Mahlangu (RSA) in 23.16. Regas Woods (USA) was 2nd in 26.60. Joel de Jong (NED), who is just visible in this photo, was 3rd.
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Pura Puseh Temple | Butuan 18/03/2011 10h13
We decidid to do some sightseeing this day and we took a taxi for a few hours to visit Ubud. On our way we stopped at the village Butuan to visit the Pura Puseh Temple. We were given vermilion sarongs to wear during our visit to this temple.
Pura Puseh
The most notable landmark is the village temple, known as Pura Puseh, an ancient structure dated to the 11th century, embellished with intricate stone carvings. It is located in the northern part of the village, 200 metres off the main road. The temple also has an inscription that testifies to the date of founding of Batuan in 1022 AD. The temple underwent restoration in 1992. It is a five-tiered gateway tower, clearly influenced by Indian religious architecture. Its icons and decorations, however, are typically Balinese in style. Notable depictions include a Bhoma head overlooking the main gateway, the god Wisnu astride a bull, great elephants on the central stairway balustrade, and Siwa standing amongst skulls. The roof of the temple is made of the fibre of chromatic black palm tree. The maintenance of the temple is done by the residents of the village. The temple is situated on the main road from Denpasar to Ubud.
he entry gate to the temple appears as a split gate as if it was formed once as one gate that was split in to two parts. This gate leads into a courtyard which has a garden and a galaxy of statues fixed at various locations. From the courtyard, there is another gateway spanned by a intricately carved arch with bass relief on the inset and intertwined with vines and a closed door. The entry to the sanctum is again through two gates. The sanctum is where the gods are enthroned during festival time through a special invitation to “come down into this world.” The gods invited during the festivals are venerated with deep devotion and offerings. A sign post at the temple says:
Pr Puse Pr Desa
Des Adat Basua
Saka 944
The first line makes mention of two temples – The Pura Puse and the Pura Desa – the second line defines the organization responsible for the temple and the last line 'saka 944' is in Indic and is equivalent to 1022 CE.
On the 1st and 15th of each month, the Gambuh, an ancient court dance performance, is staged at the temple. Owing to the success of tourism in Bali, a plot has been built next to the temple to put on a daily morning barong dance for tourists, enacting a fight between the good, a shaggy haired lion-like creature, and an evil widow-witch named Rangda. In the evenings, the dance troupe puts on a Kecak dance and a fire dance.
[ Source and more: Wikipedia - Butuan Bali (Pura Puseh) ]
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UNMISS Civil Affairs Division leads a conflict resolution roundtable discussion at the Gun cattle camp in Marial-bek, with support from the UNMISS Lakes State Coordinator's Office; Relief, Reintegration and Protection Office; Human Rights Division; Public Information Office; and the Nepalese Battalion, who provided force protection.
The group met with the Ruop section of the Agar clan of the Dinka tribe, who have been in conflict with the neighboring Kuei (also part of the Agar clan) since 2007. Since the inciting incident of their conflict, seven peace initiatives have been undertaken by the Ruop and Kuei communities. In line with the traditional justice system, blood compensation (a system which calls for financial reimbursement for those killed, usually paid to relatives of the victims) was paid each time. However, even when peace has been achieved, it has been broken, most often in instances of isolated killings fueled by revenge.
In recent clashes the Kuei have joined with the Pakam (another section of the Agar clan), also in conflict with the Ruop at various times, to fight against the Ruop. The most recent large clash occurred on March 15th near Marial-bek and left over 100 people dead. This was closely followed by a night-time killing within the Gun cattle camp carried out by the Pakam, which the Ruop responded to by ambushing the roads to Pakam.
The UNMISS Civil Affairs Division in Lakes State has been holding meetings with the various groups to hear their grievances and to discuss solutions to the cycle of violence. In this, their third visit to the Gun cattle camp, the primary purpose was to provide feedback from other consultations that have been undertaken with the Kuei and Pakam, as well as the with the government. The Ruop provided the Civil Affairs Divison with their own feedback as well, and suggested discussion items for future meetings.
Photos: UNMISS/JC Mcilwaine
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UNMISS Civil Affairs Division leads a conflict resolution roundtable discussion at the Gun cattle camp in Marial-bek, with support from the UNMISS Lakes State Coordinator's Office; Relief, Reintegration and Protection Office; Human Rights Division; Public Information Office; and the Nepalese Battalion, who provided force protection.
The group met with the Ruop section of the Agar clan of the Dinka tribe, who have been in conflict with the neighboring Kuei (also part of the Agar clan) since 2007. Since the inciting incident of their conflict, seven peace initiatives have been undertaken by the Ruop and Kuei communities. In line with the traditional justice system, blood compensation (a system which calls for financial reimbursement for those killed, usually paid to relatives of the victims) was paid each time. However, even when peace has been achieved, it has been broken, most often in instances of isolated killings fueled by revenge.
In recent clashes the Kuei have joined with the Pakam (another section of the Agar clan), also in conflict with the Ruop at various times, to fight against the Ruop. The most recent large clash occurred on March 15th near Marial-bek and left over 100 people dead. This was closely followed by a night-time killing within the Gun cattle camp carried out by the Pakam, which the Ruop responded to by ambushing the roads to Pakam.
The UNMISS Civil Affairs Division in Lakes State has been holding meetings with the various groups to hear their grievances and to discuss solutions to the cycle of violence. In this, their third visit to the Gun cattle camp, the primary purpose was to provide feedback from other consultations that have been undertaken with the Kuei and Pakam, as well as the with the government. The Ruop provided the Civil Affairs Divison with their own feedback as well, and suggested discussion items for future meetings.
Photos: UNMISS/JC Mcilwaine
37057 leads the Ferme Park circular test train through Upper Holloway slowly to gain access to the up good loop. OHLE Test coach "Mentor" is included in the consist, but not needed currently for the GOBLIN line given the lack of wires! Tuesday 18 July 2017
First Capital Connect liveried 365530 leads 365523 into Huntingdon with a stopper to Peterborough.
© Robert Tarling.
185113 leads another class member past Brickyard Lane, Melton working 1K26 16:08 Hull - Manchester Piccadilly. 17-06-2020.
5592 leads a District Line train into East Putney.
Train 072: Wimbledon - Edgware Road via Earls Court
These trains have almost been entirely replaced on the London Underground, and at the moment, only 8 remain on LU Metals, with four being required daily on the District Line alongside their replacements the 'S7' Stock
A2 986 leads a charter to Castlemaine where they will meet at Castlemaine to join the Victorian Goldfield Railway.
K153 joins the journey also to be transferred to VGR for a long -term vacation from mainline services.
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Philip Welch – Mark Higgins
Ann Welch – Alex Parker
Mrs Elton – Janet Sweet
Sir William Collyer – Keith Hartley
Mr Miller – Roy Moore
Freddie Page – Sam Moore
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Hester Collyer (Juliette Harrison) leads a privileged life in 1950’s London as the beautiful wife of high court judge Sir William Collyer (Keith Hartley). To the shock of those around her, she walks out on her marriage to move in with young
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This winter trek leads to the hills above Le Canadel, Cavalière, district Var Provence, and to the beach for my first bath 2013
Eric Lon president of the association www.yogatrekking.com
Cette petite randonnée hivernale passe par les collines dominant le Canadel Cavalière, Var, Provence, et se termine par mon premier bain de l’année 2013, plage du Layet
Eric Lon président de l’association www.yogatrekking.com
Sandown Park, 8 November 2015. I88 Bet Future Stars Chase (3m). Coneygree (Nico de Boinville) leads on the first circuit
At Monday's meeting at AEE, participants heard from AEE President Governor Bob Wise; John Easton, Director of the Institute of Education Science; Gene Wilhoit, Executive Director of the Council of Chief State School Officers; AEE's Bob Rothman and SCOPE's Carol Campbell. (Photo: Emily Roosa)
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Leads 2W88 the 13.00 London Liverpool Street to Shenfield service with 315847 at the rear, November 2020
43047 leads 1Z81 06:35 Leeds to Paignton 'Torbay Riviera Pullman' charter past Kerswell Gardens on Saturday 14th September 2024. 43046 on the rear.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — – The Presidential Motorcade leads a procession of more than 8,000 people that started at Constitution Avenue and continued down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House. The parade included ceremonial military regiments, citizen groups, marching bands and floats. The 57th Presidential Inauguration was held in Washington D.C. on Monday, January 21, 2013. The Inauguration included the Presidential Swearing-in Ceremony, Inaugural Address, Inaugural Parade and numerous inaugural balls and galas honoring the elected President of the United States. During the 10-day inaugural period approximately 6,000 National Guard personnel from over 30 states and territories worked for Joint Task Force-District of Columbia, providing traffic control, crowd management, transportation, communication, medical and logistical support as well as marching in the Inaugural Parade. More than 13,000 Active Duty, National Guard and Reserve military members were involved in the inauguration.
The President, Vice President, their spouses and special guests then review the parade as it passes in front of the Presidential Reviewing Stand. The stadium-style stage is erected for the inauguration on the west front of the Capitol. It has more than 1,600 seats for members of Congress, Supreme Court Justices, Governors, Foreign Ambassadors, military leaders, cabinet members, former presidents and the families of President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden. The presidential inaugural parade included members from all branches of the armed forces of the United States. Since 1789, the U.S. Armed Forces have participated in this important American tradition honoring our Commander in Chief. The parade is organized by the Joint Task Force-National Capital Region, and participants are selected by the Presidential Inaugural Committee.
(Official U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sgt. Eric Miller/ New York Air National Guard)
The single block of Astor Place that leads to Broadway predates Manhattan's grid plan.
Astor Place is named for John Jacob Astor. Astor arrived in New York in 1783, and progressed to the point where he became the richest person in the United States at that time, and one of New York City's most famous sons. He died at the age of 75 in 1848, and the street was named for him soon thereafter.
* Source: "The Street Book"; an encyclopedia of Manhattan's street names and their origins. By Henry Moscow.
Astor Place was the site of the Astor Place Opera House on the corner of East 8th Street. Built to be a fashionable theater in 1847, it was the site of the Astor Place Riot of May 10, 1849. Anti-British feelings were running so high among New York's Irish at the height of the potato famine that they found an outlet in the rivalry between actors Edwin Forrest and the English William Charles Macready. The appearance onstage of the Englishman in Macbeth occasioned so violent a protest in the streets that the police overreacted and fired into the crowd. At least eighteen died and hundreds were injured. The theater itself never recovered from the associations and was razed in the 1860's.
The current Off-Broadway Astor Place Theater, with only 299 seats, has been located in the landmark Colonnade Row on Lafayette Street, half a block south, since 1969. It was known for premiering works by downtown playwrights like Sam Shepard and since 1991 as home to Blue Man Group. The Joseph Papp Public Theater (home to the New York Shakespeare Festival) is located across the street.
The trapezium-shaped traffic island in the center of Astor Place is a popular meeting place, hangout spot, and center of much skateboarding activity. But the island is most notably home to Tony Rosenthal's sculpture "Alamo", known popularly as "The Cube", which consists of a large, black metal cube mounted on one corner. The sculpture can be spun on its vertical axis by one person with some effort, and two or more people without trouble. In 2003, the cube was the subject of a prank played by the ATF squad (All Too Flat) in which it was turned into a giant Rubik's Cube. The members of the organization were careful with the prank, as they didn't want to be destructive. The cube stayed up for about 24 hours before NYC maintenance removed the painted cardboard panels from the sculpture. "The Cube" was taken away for repairs in September, 2005, and for a short time a makeshift memorial out of white tubes replaced it. It was restored in December, 2005, and is still able to spin.
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60007 SIR NIGEL GRESLEY leads the second of two circular Easter Sunday tours on the Forth Bridge. 24 April 2011.
UNMISS Civil Affairs Division leads a conflict resolution roundtable discussion at the Gun cattle camp in Marial-bek, with support from the UNMISS Lakes State Coordinator's Office; Relief, Reintegration and Protection Office; Human Rights Division; Public Information Office; and the Nepalese Battalion, who provided force protection.
The group met with the Ruop section of the Agar clan of the Dinka tribe, who have been in conflict with the neighboring Kuei (also part of the Agar clan) since 2007. Since the inciting incident of their conflict, seven peace initiatives have been undertaken by the Ruop and Kuei communities. In line with the traditional justice system, blood compensation (a system which calls for financial reimbursement for those killed, usually paid to relatives of the victims) was paid each time. However, even when peace has been achieved, it has been broken, most often in instances of isolated killings fueled by revenge.
In recent clashes the Kuei have joined with the Pakam (another section of the Agar clan), also in conflict with the Ruop at various times, to fight against the Ruop. The most recent large clash occurred on March 15th near Marial-bek and left over 100 people dead. This was closely followed by a night-time killing within the Gun cattle camp carried out by the Pakam, which the Ruop responded to by ambushing the roads to Pakam.
The UNMISS Civil Affairs Division in Lakes State has been holding meetings with the various groups to hear their grievances and to discuss solutions to the cycle of violence. In this, their third visit to the Gun cattle camp, the primary purpose was to provide feedback from other consultations that have been undertaken with the Kuei and Pakam, as well as the with the government. The Ruop provided the Civil Affairs Divison with their own feedback as well, and suggested discussion items for future meetings.
Photos: UNMISS/JC Mcilwaine