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Early the next morning, since our flight to Cairns was not scheduled until 11:00 am, we went back to Uluru /Ayers Rock to take a walking tour around the base of Uluru with a local Historian/Naturalist, ending the walk to go into the Mutitjulu Waterhole, an unusually shaped water-filled hole at the base of the rock. There we viewed the Aboriginal Rock Art; the rock etchings tell a story through their intricate pictures, revealing the lifestyle of indigenous peoples many years ago, offering an insight into this popular and sacred area of Australia; the nearby caves are still used by the Anangu today for rituals. This is a living cultural landscape. Mutitjulu is so much more than just a hole filled with water. As well as providing a thirst-quenching hotspot for animals and humans for many, it’s also an Indigenous Australian community that is home to almost 300 Aboriginal peoples.
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503/971 Regional Juried Undergraduate Exhibition
Apr 1, 2015 6:00 PM – Apr 29, 2015 12:00 AM
Organized by two students, Joseph McGehee and Joseph Greer, 503/971 is juried by three of the city’s top contemporary curators, Kristan Kennedy (Portland Institute for Contemporary Art), Robert Snowden (Yale Union), Libby Werbel (Portland Museum of Modern Art). 503/971 opens April 2, 2015 in PNCA’s New Commons and runs through April 29, 2015. An opening reception is scheduled for April 2, 6-9pm.
The exhibition poses a trans-institutional perspective as a means of considering PNCA’s position within expanded regional arts and culture networks. Recognizing the diversity of collegiate art programs, this exhibition will act to assemble a collective, media-blind survey of the formal and conceptual investigations within our region.
The title of the exhibition, 503/971, makes reference to the old and the new, to shared histories and futures, and with a nod to the PNCA building’s history as a federal post office, to networks and communication. And 503/971celebrates the future of PNCA as a member of Portland’s art community, and the potential for collaboration between academic institutions and individuals alike.
First Thursday also featured a performance by Benjamin Glas-Hochstettler.
Photos by Matthew Gaston
Graduate Open House
PNCA (Stagecraft Building)
Schedule:
10:00 am - 10:30 am - Introduction from Dean’s Office, Coffee with Department Chairs,
10:30 am - 11:30 am - Department presentations
11:45 am - 12:30 pm - Q&A conversation with current graduate students and recent alumni
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm - Lunch in S5 (Collaborative Design Conference Room) Photos by Matthew Gaston
Artist: Elijah St. Dennis, Title: Birds are the iPhone of Dinosaurs, Media: Ink and Watercolor, Price: $25, Dimensions: 12 x 9".
Exhibit: Take Away Art.
Dates: June 18-July 31, 2020.
Curators: Dawn Wyse Hurto and Dale Spivey.
Location: Del Ray Artisans, 2704 Mount Vernon Avenue, Alexandria VA 22301.
If you would like to purchase this artwork, visit the gallery during new hours: Thursdays & Fridays 12-6pm, Saturdays 12-4pm. You may also make purchase by emailing the title, artist's name or description to Gallery@DelRayArtisans.org to make payment arrangements and schedule pick up.
More information at www.delrayartisans.org/event/take-away-art/
Exhibit: Tell Me a Story.
Dates: March 6–23 (in-person) and March 30–June 10 (online), 2020.
Opening Reception: Friday, March 6 from 7-9pm.
Curator: Lesley Hall.
Location: Del Ray Artisans, 2704 Mount Vernon Avenue, Alexandria VA 22301.
More information at www.delrayartisans.org/event/tell-me-a-story/
This post talks about some of the most common mistakes made by appointment scheduling service providers while delivering their services. Organizations can take a proactive part in the whole exercise and make sure that such mistakes do not occur. Read more information for this post please visit: www.gold-it.net/blog/4-outsourced-appointment-scheduling-...
Anna got new glasses today! I goofed and missed scheduling her annual checkup with the pediatric ophthalmologist so it's been about 18 months since her last pair and they had seen better days. Her prescription got a bit worse... it's -7.5 in one eye and -8.0 in the other but her astigmatism got much worse which is probably why she was having trouble reading. She said, "Wow!" when she put them on so I think it was enough to make a big difference. I like these brown, square-cut frames on her! I couldn't quite manage to get an angle to reduce the glare, but you get the idea.
Washington, D.C., February 26, 2012 — On Thursday, February 21, 2013, Ambassador Doer hosted the 10th Annual Reception for Congressional schedulers at the Embassy of Canada. This annual event recognizes the hard work of Congressional schedulers, which helps facilitate the close relationship between Canada and the United States. Guests were treated to live music, delicious hors-d’oeuvres prepared by Executive Chef Thomas Naylor and special Canadian favourites, such as Nanaimo bars and Crown Royal maple cocktails.
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Renfe Cartagena Station - April 13, 2016
Posted timetable of train services at this station. Renfe no longer publishes even a simple schedule leaflet, so this is all that's available at the station. The ticket agent even told me to go ahead and take pictures of these!
Image Description: Festivities for Homecoming 2001 included a student and alumni bonfire, the Bison Hall of Fame lunch & program, the Blue Key Homecoming Show and Coronation, the homecoming Parade, the Pep Rally and Bison Feed, the game against South Dakota State University, and the Bison Bidders Bowl.
Date of Original: October 15-20, 2001
Item Number:AA.1a.78
Ordering Information: library.ndsu.edu/archives/collections-institute/photograp...
The medieval City Walls a scheduled ancient monument and a grade I listed building in York, North Yorkshire.
One of the great attractions that York is most recognised for are the City Walls guarding the perimeter of the once much smaller city.
Stretching 2.75 miles (including the gaps) the wall encircles an area of 263 acres, that’s over 130 football pitches. Retaining all four bar (gates) into the City the York Walls are the most complete example of Medieval walls in England.
The City Walls, not as we know them today, were first built in 71AD by the Romans, were made of wood and originally surrounded an area which was their headquarters, known as Principia and covered around 50 acres.
The Roman-built walls were buried beneath earthbanks after the Vikings had invaded and didn’t see them as up to the job of defending the City. They built over the walls to the North Est and West of the City and then extended southwards upto and on the opposite sides of the Rivers Ouse and Foss and back down to where the two rivers meet giving additional, natural protection to the City.
The only entrances to the City was via the four bars within the walls. These were manned toll gates who controlled who entered and exited York. Visitors bringing goods to the City to sell were charged a tax on their goods while the residents were charged a ‘Murage Tax’ for the upkeep of the walls and defences.
Although the walls had a long and well-lived lifespan, by the late 18th Century they were no longer used and they were falling into disrepair. A proposition was made in 1800 to demolish the walls and gates which were now believed to be hindering the development of York as a City, rather than helping it. Permission was initially granted but met with fierce competition. A preservation order was finally obtained in the mid-nineteenth century but it was too late for some parts as over 300 yards of wall, 3 posterns and 5 towers had already been demolished. Thankfully these have since been restored and maintained.
Today the walls are accessible from dawn until dusk and provide great views across the city. There are benches at several of the towers should you need a rest or just a sit down to take in the views.
Found near Buffalo Bill's carriage seat, of the WildWest Show's order!
Pinecrest Historical Village, Manitowoc Wisconsin