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A resting Robosaurus: the 42 foot tall, 30 ton metal monster was parked up over-night at the Extended StayAmerica hotel in Austin, Texas, before driving to the Alamo South Lamar cinema for a show to celebrate the opening of the Transformers movie.
via Playground Markings UK bit.ly/1GJe3mt
"Pediatricians send away families who refuse to vaccinate their children"
Every now and again there is a debate about whether red pen or green pen should be used for marking, or even changing the colour depending on the type of comment.
I think that red provides a contrast (you know it is from the teacher) and I also find that if you word the comments in a structured way (positives/improvements) then the pupils are more likely to read them fully (especially if a grade isn't written down).
October 7, 2024 marks one year since Hamas launched its attacks on Israel, murdering more than 1,200 people, kidnapping more than 250 others, and drastically changing our world. What hasn’t changed is the undeniable strength and tenacity of our Jewish community, in Israel, in Milwaukee, and around the world.
This October 7, Jewish Milwaukee came together for an evening of hope and unity as we honored the resilience of our people, while remembering the spirit and vitality of the bright lights lost.
The ByWard Market is host to many pubs, restaurants, student bars, and produce stands. Fourth year Carleton student and Ottawa resident Diana Flavell describes the ByWard Market as the "heart and soul of Ottawa."
"In the summer the market is so lively," adds Flavell. "Wherever you go, there are people everywhere. It's packed every night, and there seems to be something going on. People's spirits are higher because even if there isn't something happening in the clubs, people can eat and enjoy a drink on the patio with their friends."
As Ottawa citizens bundle up in their homes to avoid the brisk weather during a cold February night, the nightlife joins them in hibernation.
October 7, 2024 marks one year since Hamas launched its attacks on Israel, murdering more than 1,200 people, kidnapping more than 250 others, and drastically changing our world. What hasn’t changed is the undeniable strength and tenacity of our Jewish community, in Israel, in Milwaukee, and around the world.
This October 7, Jewish Milwaukee came together for an evening of hope and unity as we honored the resilience of our people, while remembering the spirit and vitality of the bright lights lost.
A special quartet concert presented by the Kansas City Symphony marking the 250th anniversary of the birth of Beethoven, including one of Beethoven’s most iconic quartets, Opus 132, on March 6, 2020 in Atkins Auditorium of The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, MO. Photographer / Don Ipock
Marking the outbreak of the First World War, and commemorating the British and Colonial servicemen killed during its course.
The installation consisted of one ceramic poppy for each of the 888,246 serviceman. It was installed at the Tower of London with poppies added each day from 17 July, concluding 11 November.
The project was conceived by artist was Paul Cummins, with setting by Tom Piper, and was designed to appear as a sea of blood spilling out.
The title of the piece comes from a poem in the unsigned will of an unknown soldier who died in the war: "The blood swept lands and seas of red, / Where angels dare to tread"
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October 7, 2024 marks one year since Hamas launched its attacks on Israel, murdering more than 1,200 people, kidnapping more than 250 others, and drastically changing our world. What hasn’t changed is the undeniable strength and tenacity of our Jewish community, in Israel, in Milwaukee, and around the world.
This October 7, Jewish Milwaukee came together for an evening of hope and unity as we honored the resilience of our people, while remembering the spirit and vitality of the bright lights lost.
Marking the top of this historic shopping street, Wet Rake Gardens replaced the Union Foundry, once owned by iron and brass founders John Halstead & Co.
Road work preparations in London street. I wonder if there is a directory of what these markings mean? Presumably they indicate utility pipes and cables
Before digging, the foundation was marked. The clinic will face the east and have solar panels on the roof to take advantage of solar energy. Important because electricity is not always reliable in this area of the Dominican.