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14/01/2017 (Sat) 1541 s Easington Colliery (north of Hartlepool) 180 1801xx 1A68 1529 Sunderland - Kings Cross GC GCLift cage standing as a monument to the mine.
This bronze mirror shown here is an Etruscan classical piece that dates back to 425 to 400 B.C. When zooming in, there seems to be outlines of figures on it and I also notice an owl at the bottom of the mirror. It has designs drawn around it that look like hearts. The dimensions of this mirror is 9 9/16 x 6 in. (24.3 x 15.3cm). It was purchased with the Rogers Fund, 1920. The accession number is 20.211. It is on view at the Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 170. The image is in the public domain.
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King’s Arms Theatre, 11 Bloom Street, Salford M3 6AN, as part of Greater Manchester Fringe, July 2018.
Have you ever been in public and started your period? Or had a wax and been
in loads of pain trying to walk the next day? Or had someone speak over you
at work? Or been sexually assaulted? Yeah, us too. But why? Who decided
that the female body, and being a woman, is shameful? And why the have we let it be that way for so long? We need to normalise being a woman and what it means. We need to talk about the struggles women go through. We need to talk about womanhood and its effect on our lives and identity. We need to talk about it. So lets talk. Lady business is a show where we talk about very "private" things a public space. We are sick of being told what not to say so now we are saying it. We welcome you to be a part of the conversation.
True-life, devised, storytelling, theatre.
Twitter: @OpenQuoteArts
Another one from the archives. In the very early days of Grand Central before the HST's were ready top and tailed 47's were used on a service from York to Sunderland and 47 843 is seen at the head of one such service.
MIT students prepare to put price tags on journals in the libraries that cost more than $5,000. Part of the National Day of Action for Public Access.
Read blog post: news-libraries.mit.edu/blog/archives/374
Images and Whiteboard Notes from the Open Access and Academia Round Table held on Thursday 1st August 2013 at Repository Fringe 2013.
Photo credit: Gareth Johnson (@Lloydllama).
On June 20, 2013 The White House recognized Champions of Change in Open Science.
Photo by Brian Glanz, founder of the Open Science Federation and co-founder of Open Knowledge United States.
On June 20, 2013 The White House recognized Champions of Change in Open Science.
A reception was hosted by the Mozilla Science Lab in the Indian Treaty Room, which had originally served as the Navy's library. Although in later years, such treaties as the United Nations Charter have been signed here and the room hosts all manner of receptions, the naval influence remains. "Si vis pacem, para bellum" means, roughly "If you want peace, prepare for war."
Photo by Brian Glanz, founder of the Open Science Federation and co-founder of Open Knowledge United States.
On August 19, EIFL-PLIP manager Ramune Petuchovaite (left) presented an EIFL-PLIP Innovation Award to Mr Chin Kaji Shrestha of READ Information and Resource Centre (RIRC).
RIRC was the Asia winner of the EIFL-PLIP Innovation Award for libraries using ICT to empower women and girls. The presentation took place during the International Federation of Library Associations World Library and Information Congress (IFLA WLIC) 2013 in Singapore.
07/01/2018 (Sun) 1301 s Eaglescliffe 180 180112 James Herriot 1A61 1212 Sunderland - London Kings Cross GC GC
07/01/2018 (Sun) 1301 s Eaglescliffe 180 180112 James Herriot 1A61 1212 Sunderland - London Kings Cross GC GC
Mötesplats open access 2016 presenterades, Stockholms Universitetsbibliotek.
Mötesplats Open Access 2015 Malmö
Malmö högskola
Photography by Craige Barker.
Puddle Theatre Company have rose to the occasion to bring you a romantic comedy that will make your hearts bloom. Come along to Molly's florists as she proves herself once and floral to her family, waters the gardens of love and plants a few bad seeds along the way. Miscommunication and misunderstandings can make for some rather rosey cheeks. Don't sleep on this one, wake up and smell the roses.
Made possible through the generosity of the Liam Byrne Award fund and support of New Adelphi Theatre, University of Salford.
"Water Dropper in the Shape of a House" is from the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), 19th century and is from Korea. It is considered a ceramic and is made of porcelain with underglaze blue. This ceramic is 3 1/4 in tall, 3 3/4 in wide, and the diameter is 3 5/8 in. This was a purchase from the Friends of Asian Art Gifts in 2012. This can be found on the website www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/77917?searchField... accession number 2012.177.
Celina Ramjoué, Policy Officer, European Commission, Directorate-General for Research, Science, Economy and Society Directorate, Governance and Ethics Unit; Paola Gargiulo; Bas Savenije and Irina Kuchma, Electronic Information for Libraries (EiFL) Open Access Programme Manager
The Terracotta Women artwork by an unknown Mycenaean artist during the Late Helladic period from ca 1400 to 1300 B.C in Southern Europe. These figures are made of terracotta with a height of 4 and 1/8 inches. These figures contain straight and curvy patterns with circular parts. These figures show an appreciation towards women of all shapes. These are from the Metropolitan Museum in Manhattan, New York donated by the Fletcher Fund in 1935 in gallery 151. It's accession number is 35.11.18. This image is in the public domain and is available to view on
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Marble Head of a Woman is likely a sculpture of the goddess Nike. It is from 6th century BC, Greece. It stands at 22.9 cm tall by 15.2 cm wide and 17.8 cm thick. It was purchased by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1991 with the Harris Brisbane Dick Fund and is now on display there in gallery 157. It's accession number is 1991.11.7.
This image is in public domain.
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KU Libraries sponsored events for faculty, graduate students and the public to celebrate Open Access Week, October 24-28, 2011. To learn more about Open Access at KU, visit openaccess.ku.edu.