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Lastige wedstrijd levert uiteindelijk 3 punten op voor thuisploeg | Difficult game eventually produces three points for home side.
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The temple of Castor and Pollux is an ancient edifice in the Roman Forum, Rome. It was originally built in gratitude for victory at the battle of Lake Regillus (495 BC). Castor and Pollux were the Dioscuri, the "twins" of Gemini, the twin sons of Zeus (Jupiter) and Leda. Their cult came to Rome from Greece via Magna Graecia and the Greek culture of Southern Italy.
Sunliner organiseert sinds jaar en dag reizen naar Spanje, per bus, maar ook per vliegtuig of als autoreis.
Das Pollux-Hochhaus steht nahe der Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage in direkter Nähe zum Messegelände. Das Gebäude ist 130 Meter hoch und verfügt über 33 vermietbare Geschosse. Zusammen mit dem benachbarten Hochhaus Kastor bildet es den den Komplex Forum Frankfurt,
This is a fragment of the temple of Castor & Pollux which was reassembled in the 19th century, allegedly using fragments from more than one ruined temple. It is located in the Valle dei Templi in Agrigento, Sicily.
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Entering No 4 Dry Dock
Name:OMS Pollux
IMO:7427166
Flag:Denmark
MMSI:219008709
Callsign:OVQO2
Vessel type:Standby Safety Vessel
Gross tonnage:436 tons
Summer DWT:247 tons
Length:39 m
Beam:10 m
Draught:4.6 m
Home port:Esbjerg
Class society:Det Norske Veritas
Build year:1976
Builder :Goole Shipbuilders
Goole, U.K.
Caſtor et Pollux, illustration by Jan van Vianen, Pantheum mythicum, 5th ed., by François‐Antoine Pomey, 1697.
Castor and Pollux. Carlo Albacini (active 1769—1812). Marble. After the Antique. Saint-Petersburg, The State Hermitage Museum.
(Castor or Pollux)
Hellenistic period, Roman Mid-Republican period, ca. 1st quarter 3rd c. BCE
Found in S. Maria Capua Vetere (ancient Capua - see on Pleiades), from a sanctuary, either Fondo Patturelli (on Pleiades or the sanctuary of Diana Tifatina (S. Angelo in Formis; on Pleiades)
The figure wears a tunic and chlamys held by a circular fibula, and a pileus cap on his head.
In the collection of, and photographed on display at, the Museo Provinciale Campano, Capua, Campania, Italy
My family doubled in size this weekend: Persephone and I have been joined by a pair of eight-month-old kittens that a friend rescued from Furkids but had to return because of a allergies.
My hope is that they will make excellent playmates for Persie; the older cats in my house — who move out soon — were never interested in playing with her, and considered her attempts to ambush them as grevious assaults. At the moment Persie herself seems rather offended at the intrusion of two new cats, and though I know it can take weeks for cats to get used to one another, I find myself tense about whether they will make friends. (For Kastor and Pollux, being friendly with new people and cats seems effortless; doubtless a mark of their long careers as potential adoptees.)
It seems strange to have chosen, without being able to consult Persie, family members with whom we will probably still be living ten years from now.
I have given them Greek names as is my custom with cats. Since they were littermates, I named them after Kastor and Pollux, who stand among the winter stars as the Gemini, the Twins. The colors even correspond: Pollux is a yellow-orange star (spectral class K0), while Castor (the star uses the Latin spelling which starts with a c) is colorless (A1).
Infanteriebunker Beobachter Pollux A1195 ( Bunker - Militärbunker ) der Sperre - Sperrstelle Altried der Mechanische - Mechanisierte Division 1 aus dem zweiten Weltkrieg im Wald ober Eichelried ob Salvenach im Kanton Freiburg - Fribourg der Schweiz
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B.unkert.our in der R.egion M.urten am Montag den 12. Oktober 2015
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Mit dem F.ahrr.ad M.üntschemier - S.ugiez - M.untelier-L.öwenb.erg - S.alvenach - L.aupen
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Mit dem Z.ug von L.aupen nach B.ern
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Pollux accepted the disappearance of his two-and-a-half-year-old brother without question; in nature, I suppose, littermates separate even earlier. But even though I can never explain to Pollux the ravages of cancer, nor placing his brother in the chilly damp November earth, Pollux has not been untouched by the event — because without his brother, he has, in subtle ways, had to begin to be a different cat.
For example, Pollux was always the more skiddish, and let his brother take the lead in investigations, and in introductions; but now he learns to step forward on his own towards an adventure, or toward the offered hand of a guest.
Pollux seemed quite enamored of the pair of cat beds in which he and his brother lay side by side. But now that he decides entirely on his own where to sleep, he has become much more free of convention. One finds him everywhere: on the futon downstairs, or the couch upstairs; in the master bedroom or the downstairs guest bedroom; on an easy chair, or — as in this photograph — in a guitar case accidentally left open.
And Pollux, when younger, was never very clever about kitty litter. Working more from instinct than from sense, he would scrape and scrape the plastic sides of the pan rather than the litter itself. He would begin to despair as it dawned upon him that, no matter how long he scraped, the mess was never covered up; finally, in shame, he would scuttle away from his embarrassed failure. His brother would then arrive, inspect the damage, and with a few flings of litter correct his brother's work. But now that Pollux has no one to watch his back, he finally seems to have worked things out for himself.
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Name:OMS Pollux
IMO:7427166
Flag:Denmark International Register
MMSI:219008709
Callsign:OVQO2
Vessel type:Standby Safety Vessel
Gross tonnage:436 tons
Summer DWT:247 tons
Length:39 m
Beam:10 m
Draught:4.6 m
Home port:Esbjerg
Class society:Det Norske Veritas
Build year:1976
Builder :Goole Shipbuilders
Goole, U.K.