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You know, no one one really knows what he does up there. Heh, you know who I'm talking about, right? The Professor. Yeah, he doesn't seem to come down very often does he? Night after night you can see the light coming from the window and sometimes you'll see his shape walk past. He's just so mysterious! Some say he's doing weird experiments up there. Others say he's mad and obsessed with the supernatural. Then there is that raven of his coming and going. Yet when you see him on the street he seems like the perfect gentleman with a polite smile; so quiet and observing. Who is he? What does he do? He's a mystery.
dress+sleeves+hat:UNA. Azucena set @ Wizarding Faire 2023 (Start 29th July)
owl:CKit Falconry
Magical Pet Companion: Snowy Owls @ Wizarding Faire 2023 (Start 29th July)
hair:[monso] Saki Hair @C88
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:CP: Wonky Thatched Home & Skybox
DISORDERLY. / Wizard Fungus
Kore - House Lamps
*~*HopScotch*~* Anything from the trolley, dears?
[Cubic Cherry] {Draconic} gems set
Aardvark : Mandrake Mischief + holdable
skybox::CP: Wonky Thatched Home & Skybox @ Wizarding Faire 2023 (Start 29th July)
old decor:
{vespertine} - enchanted plants - dirigible plums.
tp to Wizarding Faire 2023
First place in the student fruit-vegetable creation contest at the end of fall 2017 semester.
TWU Denton campus
AO MESTRE COM CARINHO/TEACHERS WITH AFFECTION!
Queridos Mestres!
Obrigada por fazerem do aprendizado não um trabalho, mas um contentamento...
Por fazerem com que nos sentíssemos pessoas de valor; por nos ajudarem a descobrir o que fazer de melhor e, assim, fazê-lo cada vez melhor. Obrigado por afastarem o medo das coisas que pudéssemos não compreender; levando-nos, por fim, a compreendê-las...
Por resolverem o que achávamos complicados...
Por serem pessoas dignas de nossa total confiança e a quem podemos recorrer quando a vida se mostrar difícil...
Obrigado por nos convencerem de que éramos melhores do que suspeitávamos.
Eu serei sempre sua fã na escola da vida.
Obrigada, professor!
O Dia do Professor é comemorado no dia 15 de outubro. Mas poucos sabem como e quando surgiu este costume no Brasil.
No dia 15 de outubro de 1827 (dia consagrado à educadora Santa Tereza D’Ávila), D. Pedro I baixou um Decreto Imperial que criou o Ensino Elementar no Brasil. Pelo decreto, “todas as cidades, vilas e lugarejos tivessem suas escolas de primeiras letras”. Esse decreto falava de bastante coisa: descentralização do ensino, o salário dos professores, as matérias básicas que todos os alunos deveriam aprender e até como os professores deveriam ser contratados. A idéia, inovadora e revolucionária, teria sido ótima - caso tivesse sido cumprida.
Mas foi somente em 1947, 120 anos após o referido decreto, que ocorreu a primeira comemoração de um dia dedicado ao Professor.
Começou em São Paulo, em uma pequena escola no número 1520 da Rua Augusta, onde existia o Ginásio Caetano de Campos, conhecido como “Caetaninho”. O longo período letivo do segundo semestre ia de 01 de junho a 15 de dezembro, com apenas 10 dias de férias em todo este período. Quatro professores tiveram a idéia de organizar um dia de parada para se evitar a estafa – e também de congraçamento e análise de rumos para o restante do ano.
O professor Salomão Becker sugeriu que o encontro se desse no dia de 15 de outubro, data em que, na sua cidade natal, professores e alunos traziam doces de casa para uma pequena confraternização. Com os professores Alfredo Gomes, Antônio Pereira e Claudino Busko, a idéia estava lançada, para depois crescer e implantar-se por todo o Brasil.
A celebração, que se mostrou um sucesso, espalhou-se pela cidade e pelo país nos anos seguintes, até ser oficializada nacionalmente como feriado escolar pelo Decreto Federal 52.682, de 14 de outubro de 1963. O Decreto definia a essência e razão do feriado: "Para comemorar condignamente o Dia do Professor, os estabelecimentos de ensino farão promover solenidades, em que se enalteça a função do mestre na sociedade moderna, fazendo participar os alunos e as famílias".
Dia do Professor em outros países:
Estados Unidos: National Teacher Day - na terça-feira da primeira semana completa de Maio.//
World Teachers’ Day - UNESCO e diversos países - 5 de Outubro//Tailândia - 16 de Janeiro//
Índia - 5 de Setembro//China - 10 de Setembro//México - 15 de Maio//Taiwan - 28 de Setembro//
Argentina - 11 de Setembro//Chile - 16 de Outubro//Uruguai - 22 de setembro//Paraguai - 30 de Abril
I think that the long head feathers on this American white pelican, distinguish him as an older gentleman. He still has a mating bump on the bill on top of his pouch. That'll fade away in a few weeks, when the mating season end.
Surprising to me, we I've never seen white pelican mating and/or nesting at Cherry Creek Reservoir, although we have a colony of pelicans every year.
The Harry Potter CMF Series 2 has some great minifigs, with some even better accessories. Professor Pomona Sprout is not one of those.
The figure itself is a nice update on the 2011 minifig, but the Screaming Mandrake she's holding, is not the one she is packaged with. (It's the one from the last series that came with Neville; Who's getting a catch-up lesson today, because Pomona is an awesome teacher like that)
Instead, the Pomona minifig includes a printed 1x1 round brick, two of the green plant stems, and whilst she has a wand, she doesn't have a handle for her cauldron.
As AFOLs, we've come to expect a lot from the CMF minifigures, so those little omissions count for a lot. It means this is one for completionists only.
Because for the Hogwarts fans,
with the ever expanding range of Hogwarts classrooms, it's only a matter of time till we get a Herbology Classroom, and an updated Professor Pomona, which means it might be worth holding on.
Mostly based off of his look in gotham. Scarecrow was always a favorite of mine, so I'm glad I got to make him.
The Colorado River runs through Professor Valley on its way to Moab. From the bank of the Colorado, the view to the south and east, across Professor Valley, shows immense buttes stepping up the the peaks of the La Sal Mountains, above 12,000 feet.
Run by water and solar power, this is the 2nd Trash Wheel put into service in Baltimore (there are three now.) She collects trash that flows into the harbor from the Harris Creek.
I spent a morning picking through trash picked up by one of these machines. The amount and variety of crap they gather is amazing and depressing.
"39. Environmental trash"
May I introduce: Prof. Rauz.
His work is one of the most comprehensive in the history of science. He also explores the most remote areas of all disciplines in a thoroughgoing manner, which is rarely found. Profound, he goes to the bottom of things - an 'old school' scientist.
Many of his countless works cover over 100 volumes ...
What an exceptional researcher!
"The professor's experimentation finally payed off, when his clones came to life after he infused them with the meteorite extract he obtained from the island. Even though their fleshy lifespan was short, they where obedient and destructive. Soon the unstoppable clone army ravaged the lands..."
This was a long overdue project I fiannly finished. I shot Coen in summer 2012 and have been working on this image ever since, cutting out poses and compositing them. I started with a square composite, and it just didn't sit right, nothing I did made the composition better. Then I decided to stretch the image to a wide version and everything fell into place. This will be part of my superhero/villains series I'm building
Photography and edit: Dracorubio
Model: Coen van der Steen
A street performer who professed to be a music teacher at one time. He called himself, 'The Professor'.
"Well, a crazy landscape already, Professor, and now what do you make of that??"
"It looks like 10:10, Tintin."
"Is there a meaning there?"
"Indeed! It is ten minutes past ten o'clock."
"Hm. Okay. I guess I was looking for something a bit more profound. I mean, the clock numbers are weird."
"They tend to ten ten to Tintin."
"You're... just making this up."
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A year of the shows and performers of the Bijou Planks Theater.
The Adventures of Tintin
Tintin Standing (Hands on hips)
PVC Figurine 6cm
Moulsinart
The Adventures of Tintin
Professor Calculus The Gardener
PVC Figurine 8cm
Moulsinart
The Adventures of Tintin
Snowy & His Bone
PVC Figurine 6cm
Moulsinart
Henry Ross (or Zachary Knell if you like) is "Batman villain with vague atomic-shooty powers" #134.
Kenneth Harbinger is a single-appearance antagonist in Blind Justice/Batman's 50th anniversary comic.
I rarely ever build stylized characters, but when sorting my minifig parts I was wondering what I could use diving helmets for and this is the result:
Professor Jonathan Hail
Look at this GQ motherfucker
I mean just look at him
this is for toronto outdoor art exhibition 2009.