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Ottawa, Ontario, on 20 October, 2020.
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This is a closeup shot of that grave that's questionable. I'm actually really amazed how high the quality of the shot was; Night shot with no flash. The original I can zoom all the way in and still see detail.
In 2021, the world is moving into digital every way It could make it possible. The main question comes when developing web or mobile apps, and should support scalability in the near future?
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Monoprint
As a child of a biracial marriage, Ellen Jean Price’s lineage was routinely questioned, developing into a lasting sensitivity surrounding how she is perceived. This experience shapes the foundational concepts behind her monoprints. Price fragments and reconstructs her personal history through the indirect process of printing. Her sepia-toned monoprints offer only cursory clues to their source image: a date, a faint photograph of a man and young person, botanical forms. The smears and subtle marks that accrue as the inked plate meets paper indicate the ghostly manifestations of memories acting as an indelible residue. Told in excerpts, the emerging self-portrait suggests a poignant and evocative narrative.
Ellen Jean Price earned a BFA from Brooklyn College in New York, New York, and an MFA from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. For more than 30 years, Price was a professor of printmaking at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts, and The Dayton Art Institute in Dayton, Ohio, include her work in their collections. Price is a three-time Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award recipient. “Unfinished Business,” a recent solo exhibition, was presented at Thomas More University in Highland Heights, Kentucky. Price lives in Oxford, Ohio.
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Photo of verses, Matt. 8:36-37, in a Bible published in England, 1798, using a typeface in which the letter "s" looks similar to the letter "f".
"Premiato il nostro lavoro di approfondimento e proposta. Affermata necessità di confronto senza forzature né soluzioni a scatola chiusa"
"Sul Dap abbiamo raggiunto un buon accordo. Il nostro è stato un lavoro di approfondimento e di proposta che oggi trova un esito positivo e che rende quel documento più completo e più lungimirante. Certo, rimangono aperte questioni importanti su cui Idv mantiene una posizione che non coincide con quella di altre forze della coalizione. Ma abbiamo sicuramente segnato un punto: sui temi che più da vicino riguardano il futuro dell'Umbria è necessario un dibattito tra le forze di centrosinistra senza pretendere di portare soluzioni a "scatola chiusa" o tentare forzature. Anche perché alla fine i risultati sono tutt'altro che disprezzabili". Questo il commento del capogruppo Idv in Consiglio regionale Oliviero Dottorini e del consigliere Paolo Brutti, segretario regionale Idv, all'approvazione del Documento annuale di programmazione 2011 da parte della prima commissione consiliare.
"Nella nuova versione del Documento - spiegano Dottorini e Brutti - trovano un argine le derive inceneritorie che attraversano purtroppo anche alcuni settori della maggioranza. Rimane la distanza su molti aspetti, ma almeno si fissa il principio che nessuno può pensare di fare salti in avanti senza aver dato impulso a una seria politica di riuso, recupero e raccolta differenziata. Ma anche su temi importanti come politiche per gli anziani, agricoltura, artigianato, ambiente, connessione tra settore turismo-ristorazione e prodotti tipici locali otteniamo dei risultati importanti. Si introducono principi importanti come il policentrismo dell'Umbria e per quanto riguarda le riforme endoregionali la necessità di eliminare gli enti di secondo livello, per individuare in Province e Comuni le istituzioni di decentramento amministrativo. Viene acquisita dal governo regionale anche la necessità di dare applicazione alla legge sugli acquisti ecologici per le amministrazioni pubbliche. Positivo anche l'inserimento della valorizzazione della stampa periodica locale, del commercio equo e del mobile in stile. Certo, rimangono dei temi ancora aperti: sulla riforma delle comunità montane, su alcuni punti importanti del Piano per le infrastrutture e sui rifiuti rimangono posizioni divergenti su cui continueremo a batterci".
"Sicuramente – concludono gli esponenti Idv - dalla prima commissione esce una proposta di risoluzione equilibrata e in grado di prefigurare una regione più attrezzata a fronteggiare la grave crisi economica che sta investendo anche l'Umbria. Il riformismo che Idv intende affermare passa attraverso proposte concrete e costruttive, capaci di inserire elementi di discontinuità nelle politiche regionali".
Perugia, 17 febbraio 2011
I ask the question as a simple person: "If the artifacts, stones, and images on this ancient site somehow coincidentally represent a physical recreation of the geographic anomalies and infinite spectrum of technologies and spiritual wealth of our Milky Way Galaxy, how would a simple person begin to understand the immense size, scope, and vast physical dimensions of our Galaxy and it physical components of importance by studying the content of artifacts from this site???
The most recent area of artifacts exposed on this site was and is a result of the movement of soil around the corner of my house's foundation. I can't help that my home was built directly on the upper ledge of this mound, I can't control what artifacts and wealth of information lies underneath my house; I can only take the time and effort when work must be completed at the base of my foundation surrounding my house to carefully monitor what is pulled out of the soil. My home is literally constructed on top of this mound; the pitch from the front to the back of my house is no less than a 15 foot elevation differential, front to back.
The strange and unexplained blue light echo produced on the right side of this photo is actually very similar to the physical geography of this ancient mound.
This unexplained blue particle light echo is completely different from the outer shape of the stone on the left side of this image field; I cannot explain how and why this particular blue light echo is produced when it does not correspond with the outer shape of this stone. It is the fourth dimension of light responding to the quartz fragments within this stone and artifact that is projecting this unexplained blue particle light echo.
The piece on the top was once attached to the base piece; it is a tar based material very similar in execution and composition to the secondary level on the previous stone, perhaps representing a specific level within one of the arms of our Galaxy; most likely the arm or spur of the Sagittarius arm that contains our earth. The top of this elevation layer could be described as corrugated. From what I have learned from the artifacts on this site is the explanation that our Galaxy is not just composed of physical Galactic arms defined by mass and space filled with light, energy, dust, and nebula; these arms also contain levels within each arm similar to the outer crust and inner core of our earth, the difference being these levels exist similar to a layer cake with negative open space on all sides of the 4 individual galactic arms circulating and rotating around our Milky Way's inner core????
Notice how the sharpened angle of the Sun this time of year highlights this physical dimension premise of our Galaxy accentuating the concept of "As Above, So Below" with open space above and below the Galactic Arm defined using light and shadows as the fourth dimension.
Is that at all a possibility, which I cannot explain how I have come to know or learn this???
Studying the upper black corrugated tar-based piece on top helps define the concept of physical dimension above and below the galactic arms of our life-filled galaxy. I cannot explain how I have come to this conclusion, however I am sure there are people far more knowledgeable on the physical mass, dimension, and composition of a galaxy and specifically our galaxy to agree or disagree with this conclusion and statement.
The next photo will show the underside of this tar-based artifact that is an amazing recreation of the image found on the previous stone that cannot be explained.
Notice how the shape of this tar based piece is very similar in physical shape to the previous stone holding the various composition layers mirroring this belief; North America, culture unknown.
Welcome and CEO Update with Member Question and Answer: VADM Peter H. Daly, USN (Ret.), CEO, U.S. Naval Institute
Author Award Presentations:
Naval Institute Press Author of the Year: CAPT Bernard D. Cole, USN (Ret.)
Naval History Author of the Year: MR. Charles E. Brodine, Jr.
Proceedings Author of the Year: CAPT Arthur H. Barber III, USN (Ret.)
General Prize Essay Contest
Third Prize: LT Roger L. Misso, USN
Second Prize: LT Ryan P. Hilger, USN
First Prize: LCDR Wolf Melbourne, USN
Featured Speaker: ADM James A. Winnefeld Jr., USN, Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Age UK's Agenda for Later Life conference took place on 8 March 2012.
Photograph taken by Alex Rumford www.alexrumford.com
I created this because after eight years of rancorous opposition, the left is suggesting that everyone should rally around the President. I say NOBODY should go unquestioned.
The afternoon work continues...
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2024 Conference of CSOs working on the Question of Palestine
“Building Bridges with International Civil Society to Address the Ongoing Nakba”
Convened by the
Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People (CEIRPP)
United Nations Office in Geneva (UNOG), Switzerland
3-4 April 2024, PLENARY III
“State Actions on Accountability: Discussing Best Practices”,