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This is the front entrance to the 360 House / Ina Levine House at the Cancer Support Community. Lit up and set up for the Havana Nights Fundraiser. A lot of scared people have found comfort and support here.
We attended the Cancer Support Community Havana Nights themed Fundraiser at the Ina Levine House at 360 E Palm Lane in downtown Phoenix.
CSC honored Dr. David Paul and Dr. Debra Wickman. This was special to us. Dr. Paul was my wife's oncologist in 2011 after her breast cancer surgery. She recently celebrated 10 years in remission cancer free.
Cancer Support Community provides support free to anyone going through the frightening uncertainty of cancer. The theme was a Cuban party night with food, music, and casino games to fundraise for the Community. My wife was on the Board of Directors and is now an Emeritus Director. We were very happy to contribute and do our part to help those suffering.
"Cancer Support Community Arizona (CSCAZ) opened its doors in March of 1999. We provide emotional and social support for anyone impacted by cancer by offering more than 100 programs per month that include support groups, social activities, mind/body therapies, nutritional counseling and educational seminars. All programs are offered free of charge and designed to support cancer patients, their families and caregivers throughout their cancer journey. Cancer Support Community Arizona’s programs are funded by individual, corporate and foundation donors with less than 1% of our revenue from federal or state partnerships."
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Gathering support on Lego Ideas: ideas.lego.com/projects/b38c3118-8c2e-4221-912c-28c48616d8f5
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In dying light 46100 heads west along Carlyon Bay with its support coach ready to work the train out of Penzance on 27th.
This looks like a serial killer's basement to me. I'm happy to report it's a scene from a coal mine (under filtration).
Theo Walcott, Jack Wilshere, Thomas Vermaelen and Aaron Ramsey at the Annual Arsenal Ball in aid of Centrepoint and the Arsenal Charitable Trust, Emirates Stadium, Thursday 19 May
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the cat in the centre is by judibird. i am getting some of her fabulous dots as christmas presents.... and you?
andrea the cat, amalia and some of their cat friends wish you a merry and generous holiday season!!!!
support arts and crafts!!!!
www.flickr.com/people/judibird/
from the left: andrea is a giant littlest pet shop head repainted by me on a licca body. wears shorts dynamite girls vintage vinyl, shirt blythe casual affair, boots momoko, headpiece by petronitas aka petronialocuta. in her arms is a kitten from a chelsea doll by mattel. grinning cat by judibird. amalia is a punkaholic people blythe customized my be. she wears a dress bought by this is blythe, tights coolcat, sneakers momoko. holds a cat from dynamite girls spooky sooky. far right is a littlest pet shop cat left as is.....
The Diving Support Vessel BIBBY POLARIS is pictured on the Corporation Quay in the Port of Sunderland on January 18th 2016, The first time that I saw this vessel was at Swan Hunters, Wallsend, during November 1999 when it was the TOISA POLARIS.
I wasn't able to race The Bec this year due to illness, so I went along to support and photograph one of Britain's best know cycle events. What an amazing event for riders and spectators alike. Many of these riders would have ridden the 'double header', and raced at the Catford climb in the morning.
During home visits relatives/home caregivers are provided with information by TASO trained community Volunteer nurses or TASO staff. The AIDS Community workers (ACWs) also trained by TASO offer support to home-caregivers by providing simple nursing care and first aid and referrals to bedridden clients.
SSee the whole photo-set about TASO (The Aids Support Organisation).
www.flickr.com/photos/christianbobst/sets/72157622752927870/
Memorial with a pediment supported by Doric columns in the north transept - the lower half and inscription is missing
The shield of arms shows : a chevron between 3 Blackamoors heads (Holcombe) impaling 3 rams passant , a crescent for difference. (Sydenham)
From the heraldry, it can be deduced that this is to Ellis Holcombe 1585 & his wife Elizabeth Sydenham
Walter de Holcombe was lord of Holcombe Gloc in 1301. Shortly afterwards the family changed their residence to Hole manor Branscombe.
Ellis, born c 1516, was the son of Jane & Charles Holcombe
He was the grandson of Roger Holcombe & great great grandson of John Holcombe & Isabel daughter and co-heiress of Hugh Downe of Downe Ralph. By this marriage the Holcombes became possessed of considerable estates, part of the ancient inheritance of Downe. Isabel's great grandfather Sir Ralph Downe m Isabel daughter and co-heiress of Sir William Bruer / Brewer, great great grandson of Reginald Earl of Cornwall the natural son of Henry l (William Bruer was one of the most powerful nobleman of his day and was a favourite of 4 successive monarchs - Henry ll, Richard, John and Henry lll. On King Richard's going to the Holy land, he was, with the bishops of Durham and Ely, and Hugh Bardulph, appointed to the government of the realm. King John granted him many manors, and Henry lll made him sheriff over 12 counties. He founded the abbeys of Tor and Dunkeswell.)
Ellis m Elizabeth b1503 daughter of Thomas Sydenham & Alice Stephens heiress to Wynford Eagle ; Elizabeth was the grand daughter of Richard Sydenham 1499 at Chedzoy flic.kr/p/hVrkN5
Children
1. Thomas 1536 - 1579 m 1559 Margaret Trethurffe 1535 - 1576 widow of Edward Courtney with 4 children (parents of Gilbert +++ . Christopher & Josias )
2. Robert bc 1538 - d pre 1585
3. Tristram bc 1539 m 1561 (2nd husband) Grisognan daughter of Edward Stradling 1535 www.findagrave.com/memorial/101359625/edward-stradling and 2nd wife / mistress Felice daughter of John Llwyd Kemeys (Grisognan was the widow of Anthony 1557 son of William Porter and Margaret Gifford)
4. John b 1540 - pre 1585 m 1562 Mary Chidly
5. George b 1542 - pre 1585
6. Walter bc 1545 - pre 1585
1, Jane m 1559 - pre 1585 m W Langford
Ellis died December 10, 1585 leaving a detailed will in which he named his wife Elizabeth and made bequests to five grandchildren. These are not named as grandchildren in his will but known to be so from other sources.
The majority of his lands and estates were left to his grandson Gilbert who he describes as "my next cozen and heir in blood and son to Thomas Holcombe". (Gilbert === m (2nd husband) Anne daughter of Peter Courtenay and Katherine Reskimer * widow of Thomas Gibbs)
Elizabeth was buried 7th April 1610
Hole was sold c1600 by Gilbert Holcombe ++ the last of the family to live here, to Ellis Bartlett; www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/1VV5Yo341M The manors of Downe Ralph and Tinge Bruer went by purchase to the Mallocks . Gilbert then moved with his brothers Christopher & Josias to (Mylor) Cornwall
www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wm15ZWP_Elias_Holcombe_St_Win...
www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sydenham-54
www.wikitree.com/wiki/Holcombe-605
- Church of St Winifred, Branscombe Devon
Picture with thanks - copyright Michael Garlick CCL www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6160128
Holiday Anna is fully deboxed. She is standing, supported by the included display stand.
Detailed photos of the Olaf's Frozen Adventure Anna Limited Edition Doll. I got her from my local Disney Store on release day, Tuesday December 12, 2017, along with Elsa. I was the only one waiting for the dolls before the store opened. She is #1234 of 7000, which I think is a really cool number.
I like her a lot more than I thought I would from the stock and leaked photos. I don't think she looks goofy, even with her smirk. But I do think that her in box pose is very awkward. The nicest thing I've discovered about the doll is that she has lavender tights, which compares nicely with the green tights of FF Anna.
I show her in box, and with all the covers removed. I will debox her later. I show her next to my deboxed Frozen Fever Anna doll, who I think is closest to her in design among the Anna LE dolls.
Anna Doll - Olaf's Frozen Adventure - Limited Edition
US Disney Store
Released online and in-store 2017-12-12
$119.95
Item No. 6003040900405P
Ministry of Defence Police
Dept: Dog Section
Roof Code: Unmarked
Role: Dog Support Unit
Make: Citreon Dispatch
Station: ?
Saint John Ambulance Service (Northern Ireland division) Ford Transit Minibus, Support Unit.
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Might have to go back to work soon, so I'm enjoying all the time I have in my Leggs Sheer Energy Active Support
With support from the Kiwanis Club and the Parent-Teacher Association, Randolph Lee Clark (1871-1941) began promoting the idea of a junior college upon his arrival in 1923 as superintendent of Gainesville's public schools. In May 1924, the city council authorized the creation of a college as part of the school system. The two-year institution opened the following September in the Newsome Dougherty Memorial High School Building. Initial enrollment at Gainesville Junior College was 32, with ten students in the first graduating class of 1926. World War II stimulated the development of an aeronautics program, and returning veterans took advantage of the college's first night classes. The curriculum initially consisted of academic courses that would transfer to four-year universities. Eventually, vocational and agricultural training programs, a division of continuing education, and cultural enrichment courses were added to expand the college's offerings. In 1960, Cooke County voters approved the separation of the college from the independent school district. In the ensuing decade, enrollment surpassed 1,000, and the campus of Cooke County Junior College (as it then was known) grew from one to eight buildings. Known as North Central Texas College since 1994 to reflect the school's presence beyond the boundaries of Cooke County, this institution is significant as the oldest, continuously operating, public two-year college in Texas. In 2000, it opened new campuses in the cities of Corinth and Bowie. (2001)