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I can't remember whether my youngest son's stride matching the statue caught my eye, or their matching red coats. But anyway, here's the space in front of The Three Graces back in April 2004, on my first visit to Liverpool. I've been several times since with my boys.
Elizabeth Stride was Jack the Ripper’s 3rd victim. Her body was found just inside the entrance to Dutfield’s Yard on Berner Street (now called Henriques Street) on 30th September.
In the top photo, where the wheel is mounted high up on the wall- that’s the entrance to Dutfield’s yard. Louis Diemschutz entered the yard on his horse and cart around 1am when his pony seemed aggrieved about something and shied away to the left. Louis saw something on the ground and on further inspection, saw it was a body. He ran into the Gentleman’s Social Club in the yard to get help.
This was the night of the “Double Event”, where our mysterious killer went on to murder another prostitute, Catherine Eddowes in Mitre Square. It is often thought Jack was hiding in the shadows just out of Louis’s sight, as Elizabeth’s body hadn’t been fully mutilated yet and it’s possible Jack was interrupted.
Dutfield’s Yard no longer exists and the murder location is now a school. Elizabeth’s body was found just inside the school gate in the bottom picture.
Oct 17, 2010 NYSUT members participate in the annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer held at Manhattanville College in Purchase, raising $25,021.17 for the cause. .
Joann Kleinelp [School 17, Yonkers] (R) and daughter Christine Kleinelp [private school teacher in Yonkers]..
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Oct 16, 2011 NYSUT members participate in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer at Woodbury Commons in Central Valley..
Survivor mom Qadirah Ansari (R)[Wappingers Central School District] with daughters Shari [C]and Hana..
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He got along well with Tino, which was really nice. We were expecting problems, as Strider isn't neutered, but they were both always loose.
Oct 16, 2011 NYSUT members participate in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer at Woodbury Commons in Central Valley..
End of march: Pine Bush rolls up banner..
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Just made it out for a short while today - busy time at work - but I needed to visit with my squirrel friends on a cold late Winter's day in Ann Arbor. I did get some pictures of a squirrel in his nest inside Michele Oka Doner's 2009 bronze casted statue "Angry Neptune, Salacia and Strider." Talk about living art! Pictures taken on Friday March 9th, 2018.
The amazing water strider doesn't just walk on water. It skips across it with the grace of an Olympic skater and the power of a hockey player. The insect dances up and down to avoid being submerged by raindrops, and it can pack 15 times its body weight without sinking. www.livescience.com/62-walking-water-insect-secret-reveal...
Research finds the water strider's legs are covered with microscopic hairs that trap tiny air bubbles, allowing the insect to simply float.
Striding down Memorial Drive by MIT in Cambridge. The Boston skyline appears hazy across the Charles River.