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Open Book Family Festival: A Celebration of Words in Music and Stories. We were creative in our craft room, and sang and danced along with Jim Gill. We watched an entrancing version of "The Wizard of Oz" by Stevens Puppets, and we learned how juvenile author/illustrator Barbara McClintock creates her storybooks. At the end of the day, we celebrated with the festive Tierra Viva dance troupe. We had a great time at Open Book!
August 21, 2014
Queens, NY
Melanie Oudin (USA) def. Stephanie Foretz (FRA)
This photo is from two days I went to the qualifying rounds ("the Qualies") for the US Open tennis tournament. There are hundreds more photos to come. (8/23/14)
On Saturday 27 June 2015, ESO will open its doors to the public between 18:00 and 24:00 CEST at its Headquarters in Garching bei München, near Munich, Germany. This year’s Open House Day event is part of the Long Night of Science (Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften) that is taking place at many institutes across the Garching research campus. For more details, please visit the event page.
More information: www.eso.org/public/images/ann15036a/
Credit:
ESO
This snow hut's doors are always open. Visitors welcome.
Big Creek Baldy Snow Hut. Kootenai National Forest, Montana.
This photo was taken at the Open Education Policy Forum (15-16 October 2018 in Warsaw, Poland) oerpolicy.eu
The 2014 US Open is a tennis tournament played on the outdoor hard courts. It is the 134th edition of the US Open, the fourth and final Grand Slam event of the year. It is currently taking place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
Roger Federer
Ana Ivanovic
Bill Diblasio
David Dinkins
Martina Navratilova
Ben Mehigan presents his work at Bartlett School of Architecture Open Crits London 15, March.2016.
Photo credit: Stonehouse Photographic
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Pasting from the website of the Collings Foundation:
The Collings Foundation Hosts:
Battle for the Airfield
WWII Reenactment and Living History Weekend
October 10th and 11th
Picture this:
….An undercover French Resistance Fighter met with the Allied Forces and showed the exact coordinates of the German encampment. The night before an elite German force over took a small grass airstrip just a few hundred feet away. The Allied Forces had to gain control of this airfield so they could fly in much-needed supplies. - It was going to be a tough fight.
How will the battle end? Will the Allied troops be able to gain control of the airfield and further their advancement? You will have to be here to find out. The Collings Foundation will host a Living History event you will never forget. You will be able to see original equipment from WWII in action. Everything from the cooking utensils to M1 rifles is original. The only event of this type - in the world. – Don’t miss it!
October 10th and 11th
Open Daily: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Entry Fee: $15 Adults / $10 Children
This is a public event and reservations are not required.
Two reenactments per day: 11:00 AM and 3:30 PM.
Display will include:
* Aircraft: TBM Avenger, Wright "Vin Fiz" replica, 1909 Bleriot, Fokker DR-I replica, PT-17 Stearman, Cessna UC-78 Bobcat, North American AT-6 Texan, Fiesler Fi-156 Storch, and many more!
* Automobiles: Entire Collings Foundation collection - see list for details.
* Collings Foundation Gift Shop
* Vetran's Roundtable Discussion: Hear amazing stories from WWII Veterans about thier experiences during the war. 1:00 PM on hangar floor - both 10/10 and 10/11.
* PT-17 Stearman Rides - Limited Availability
* $230 for 1/2 Hour
* Call 978-562-9182 for reservations.
* See PT-17 Info here
* T-6 Texan Rides - Limited Availability
* $450 for 45 minutes
* Call 978-562-9182 for reservations.
* The WWII Battle reenactment will take place twice each day on the grass landing strip in front of the hangar. It will take place at 11 AM and 3:30 PM.
* There will be suprises each battle!
* The Collings Foundation grounds are very nice and make a great setting for such an event. Getting here is tricky! Click on the link above for directions.
* The Fiesler FI-156 Storch has an incredible history during WWII. This aircraft is well known for its versatility and easy flying characteristics. The plane that saved Mussolini! (temporarily). We will be flying as part of the battle reenactment.
* Our M-16 Half-Track has been beautifully restored. The quad mount 50cal machine guns fully rotate. The M-16 will be participating in the WWII battle reenactments.
* The German 88mm flak cannon was feared by all airmen. One of the first weapons to have "pre-programmed" ammunition. This cannon will also be a part of the battle reenactments.
* For a "birds eye" view of the event- we will be offering PT-17 Stearman and T-6 Texan flights. Flying in these aircraft is a lot of fun! Call to reserve your flight: 800-568-8924
* Post-war German ingenuity.. A Messerschmitt minicar! On display courtesy of the Gould Foundation collection.
* It will be the Allied vs. the Axis in a very memorable battle re-enactment! This living history perfomance will captivate and educate. It will take place each day at 11 AM and 3:30 PM.
M21 is a small, quaint Open Cluster less than a degree from the Trifid Nebula. To me it appears like a double-star that has a short line of bright stars trailing behind and a faint circle of stars above. This cluster seems to have many hidden members that produce the faint glow behind the 50 or so stars that make themselves visible in the telescope. Although this cluster is obvious and distinct from the background stars around it, the little collection of stars just cannot compete with the nearby Trifid Nebula for shear splendor and thus often only gets a casual glance by amateur astronomers.
To see additional astronomy drawings visit: www.orrastrodrawing.com
At Columbus and Union. The books are blank if viewed from below, their words having fallen down and embedded into the sidewalk below. Later, they flashed on and off.
Created for: Surrealart challenge "The open Window"
Poor aunt always thinks that they will come back someday,.... That is why the window is kept open every evening till it is quite dusk.
Thanks to:
Unread-story for the background
Inadesign-stock for the moon
Eirianstock for the aunt
Falln-stck for the niece