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“life is mostly attitude and timing”
-jerry jeff walker
here are 2 incredible women- dani, who has been running her own business and has taken a step outside her comfort zone and put her photography up for public viewing and sale. kay, artist and entrepreneur in her own right who has just opened a new espresso/ice cream shop and gallery- both have looked at these troubling times head on and have made the decision to take THIS time with the right attitude to make the best happen that they possibly can.
this pict is from the reception that kay hosted for dani and her photos that have been on display in her coffee shop- art was experienced, food was munched on, and risks and opportunities were celebrated.
*One* of the reception rooms at Cliffe Castle in Keighley. The family held music concerts and recitals in here.
Cliffe Castle is a wonderful place (the park it's set in is lovely too) if you have an hour or so spare and find yourself in or around Keighley. It's recently reopened after a refurb and very nice it all looked too. Sadly the tea room was shut today... stomped my feet a bit at that but all these treasures soon made me forget :)
ANTALYA, TURKEY - NOVEMBER 15 : Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Christine Lagarde (2nd R) and her husband Xavier Giocanti (R) are welcomed by Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu (L) and his wife Sare Davutoglu during a reception within the G20 Turkey Leaders Summit in Antalya, Turkey on November 15, 2015. Halil Sagirkaya / Anadolu Agency
The most prominent of the State Rooms is the Reception Hall, with its famed Czechoslovak chandeliers and a Renaissance-style panelled ceiling.
Photo courtesy of Malacañang Photo Bureau
Home R.T.T.
Art-déco 'Home R.T.T', built by the Belgian architect Henry Lacost in 1949. Once a beautiful vacation resort for children of R.T.T employees. Abandoned in 1998.
The School of Law fall alumni reception, November 18, 2014, at the School of Law Center library on Quinnipiac's North Haven, Connecticut campus.( Photograph by Michelle McLoughlin/Quinnipiac University)
US Consulate Toronto hosted the 3rd annual reception in celebration of US and Canadian Film Partnerships on September 14th, 2015 at The Spoke Club in Toronto. Held to create an opportunity for U.S. filmmakers and industry representatives to meet with their Canadian counterparts to discuss potential partnerships, this reception brought together the film industry leader and served as a platform for ideas exchange. In addition to the networking opportunities the reception provided between the U.S. and Canadian entertainment professionals, it served to honor the American Friends of TIFF, an independent U.S.-based non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the cultural, educational, and industry programming of TIFF, such as the Festival, major exhibitions, archives, and other activities of interest to American patrons.
Bruce Heyman, U.S. Ambassador to Canada, Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, Michael Couteau, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport, Lisa de Wilde, Chair of TIFF’s Board of Directors and CEO of TVOntario, Kristine Murphy, Director, Industry Development Group, Ontario Media Development Corporation, Piers Handling, TIFF’s Director and CEO, Michele Maheux, TIFF’s Executive Director & COO, Cameron Bailey, TIFF’s Artistic Director, and many other honorable guests were greeted by the U.S. Consulate Toronto’s new Consul General Juan A. Alsace and his wife Nancy. Renowned industry executives from North America's three largest screen-based production centers: NYC, Los Angeles, and Toronto as well as representatives from Amazon Studios, HBO, Sony Pictures, Universal Studios, Netflix, and Cineplex also attended the event.
This room was the largest of the Palace before the 1979 renovation. It was created by Governor-General Francis Burton Harrison, who demolished bedrooms to create a spacious area. It was embellished with a vaulted ceiling and three Czechoslovakian chandeliers by President Quezon and totally rebuilt in 1979. Old photographs show presidents receiving guests close to the top of the Grand Staircase at New Year’s Day “at home” and other affairs.
Read more about the Reception Hall and other Malacañan Palace State Rooms here: malacanang.gov.ph/about/malacanang/state-rooms/
Photo courtesy of Malacañang Photo Bureau
The National Guard's Outstanding Soldiers and Airmen of the Year were honored with a reception in the Pentagon's Hall of Heroes. Lt Gen Joseph Lengyel, Vice Chief of the National Guard Bureau, and Chief Master Sergeant Denise Jelinski-Hall, the Senior Enlisted Leader of the National Guard Bureau officiated the ceremony. (Photos by Maj. Randy Saldivar, National Guard Bureau)
We welcomed our friends and supporters to our Summer Reception to celebrate the achievements of our exceptional 50th anniversary year and officially opened our new Silberrad Student Centre.
The Archbishop of Canterbury hosted a reception for inter-religious and community leaders at Lambeth Palace.
Speaking at the annual event, which brings together members different faith groups to foster relationships, Archbishop Justin Welby reflected on the theme of reconciliation – one of his ministry priorities.
He shared stories of his experience of conflict and peacebuilding within the global Anglican Communion.
The event was attended by a wide range of people from Muslim, Jewish, Sikh, Hindu, Zoroastrian, Buddhist, Jain and Christian traditions.
After the Archbishop’s remarks, those gathered spoke with each other about how they can lead the way as reconcilers and peacebuilders on a local community level, before putting questions to the Archbishop.
Guests included Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis; Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government Eric Pickles; Under-Secretary for Communities and Local Government Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon; Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government Hilary Benn; and Rehman Chishti, MP for Gillingham and Rainham; among many others.
(Photos: Chris Cox/Lambeth Palace)
The furnishings in this room are from Sam Maloofs home. His personal couch, dining set, chairs, etc. www.objctgallery.com/exhibition.html
A range of all weather play activities for Reception children at this primary school in Slough innovatively designed and built by playground designers Creative Outdoors www.creativeout.co.uk/case-studies/playground-manufacture...
Vintage Barbie bubble cut in Reception Line - both flea market bargains (including the hat)
Spirea bush in my yard
Image ©Licensed to i-Images Picture Agency. 08/07/2014. London, United Kingdom. Srebrenica Memorial Reception at Lancaster House. Picture by Andrew Parsons / i-Images
After the Friday night half-time Memorial Tribute presentation to our family in honor of my beloved Larry, "The Voice of the Mustangs", there was a reception. My son graduated from this school 30 years ago and being Homecoming as well it was a very special night. Now Houston Christian High School it was previously known as Northwest Academy which combined with others to become H.C.H.S. Larry announced for them when it was Northwest Academy and then when the new H.C.H.S. opened he continued announcing for their sports program and football being his main emphasis. Everyone remembers his way of calling out "Firssssst Down!!!!", always loving the emphasis and excitement in his voice!!! This is our son, Vick, his beautiful wife, Mel, our granddaughter, # 1 grandblessing, Lauren and her friend, our grandson, Forrest (my angel Gina's son), # 4 grandblessing and his Alyssa. Oh and me.. ha ha!!! A very wonderful night of joy and emotion and sharing together!!!!
This is a side angel shot of the Langham Hotels main Reception. The Concierge Services are also pictured in the background.
Attendees were able to bid on more than 15 silent auction items, participate in the wine grab, as well as have their photo taken at the photo booth during the general reception. Photo by Jason Dixson Photography.
View of the audience during the program. George Williams is featured in the center. The gentleman to his left is Reginald Kemp.
The event was held in the Athenaeum Gallery space of the Archives to celebrate the completion of the Cobb NAACP/Civil Rights Series of oral histories. Students in Dr. Tom Scott's class interviewed members of the Cobb County Branch of the NAACP, as well as members of the community engaged in the Civil Rights Movement.
Digital versions of all transcripts in the Cobb NAACP/Civil Rights Series are available in PDF format through the Archives content management system: archon.kennesaw.edu/.
All images in this set are licensed for noncommercial use through Creative Commons. Please attribute to Kennesaw State University Dept. of Archives, Special Collections, & Records Management.