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I came across this archive shot of my daughter.. It's nearly two years old, taken when she was only six months. I can't believe she's now already two and a half years old... I have always liked this image, the way her eyelashes appear to have a life of their own, sprouting upwards on the bottom eyelid.. perfect design to protect the eye :)
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Aniruddha Bose's English Novel THE VISION in English by Purnasree Nag due for release. Cover page by eminent artist Papia Ghoshal
There are some fundamental questions in our lives, which either rises in the strata of our emotions or sleeps in the frozen darkness of our deepest emotions. Sometimes it raises a tsunami in our stanch monotonous life shaking up our very existence. Who or what is “I”, “Dad” or filial affection? What is the real colour of affection for our children? Who is a Mom? Can motherhood be attained? Or is it just an animalistic biological event. What is life? And moreover, what will I do with my life? ….Many a times these basic questions overwhelm our consciousness. We apparently live our lives more or less happily with not much cataclysm. These philosophical questions hardly play any significant role in many of our lives. Nevertheless, a few can sometimes hear the call of the wilderness. If one does hear such a call, to him the daily chores of life become meaningless. His endeavour then is solely restricted to seeking an answer to these questions. These blessed few actually prepare the mind for a new beginning where the progeny can cultivate a better harvest.
THE VISION, a lyrical novel of Aniruddha Bose explores the answers to these questions through the eyes and minds of an array of characters. Here the writer takes the reader on a guided tour of the East showing the rich culture and traditions behind the apparent poverty. He brings forth the cry of human soul that lurks behind the glittering façade of wealth and luxury of the West. Then through the eyes of the main character, Srabasti the intellectual reader understands the real philosophy. Looking at this philosophy is THE VISION.
A Bass Choir - Tribute to Sirone
Abrons Arts Center, NYC. Vision Festival XV 26.6.10
Charles Gayle - saxophone & bass
Larry Roland & Ken Filiano - bass
Jane Wang & François Grillot - bass
Michael T. A. Thompson - drums
Convegno "Inclusione: buone pratiche nella scuola dell’infanzia europea". Interventi di Giancarlo Onger - Presidente CNIS Brescia, Gisella Langé - Ispettore tecnico di Lingue straniere MIUR, Mario Maviglia - Dirigente UST Brescia.
Con la partecipazione dei Dirigenti scolastici e dei docenti delle scuole dell'infanzia di Desenzano del Garda e delle città gemellate Antibes Juan-les-Pins (F), Wiener Neustadt (A) e Amberg (D).
Sabato 8 novembre 2014 alle ore 9 presso la Sala Gino Benedetti del Castello di Desenzano del Garda.
Iniziativa sul pensiero della pedagogista Maria Montessori e sulle migliori pratiche europee per l’inclusione dei diversamente abili nella scuola e nella società.
“Visioni Inclusive” si configura come un contenitore divulgativo di proposte e confronto tra gli operatori su principi e metodologie di inclusione – in particolare nelle scuole dell’infanzia - per dare impulso e visibilità ad azioni di integrazione presso un pubblico di non “addetti ai lavori”.
Evento promosso dall’Assessorato all’Istruzione del Comune di Desenzano del Garda che si svolge in collaborazione con le città gemellate, sotto il patrocinio di Regione Lombardia e del MIUR - Ufficio scolastico per la Lombardia e con il contributo degli sponsor Associazione Montessori Brescia, Gonzagarredi Montessori, Hotels Promotion, Desenzano Sviluppo Turistico e Grana Padano.
Fotografie a cura dell'Ufficio Stampa del Comune di Desenzano del Garda.
Another view, but from my back yard looking into the village I live in. I love the colors in both of these night vision photos. Both of them would have to rank near the top of my favorite pictures I have ever taken.
The 2018 UNEVOC TVET Leadership Programme was launched today at the UNESCO-UNEVOC International Centre, Bonn. 19 mid- to senior-level TVET leaders from UNEVOC Centres and other institutions from 18 countries around the world are participating in the programme. The programme aims to enable the participants to hone their leadership skills through nine modules guided by key international experts in a highly engaging environment.
Remise des Trophées Pool Vision 2016 lors du salon Piscine Global Europe 2016 / Pool Vision Award ceremony 2016 at the Piscine Global Europe show 2016
Vision of the Mayan pyramids from a dream I had in early April 2006 (upon waking from a nap), depicting some form of religious ornamentation atop one pyramid, overlooking another pyramid that rises from the jungle; with possibly other pyramids or Chac-like figures rising through the evening mists. I have travelled numerous times to visit Mayan, Aztec, Toltec and Anasazi ruins in Mexico and New Mexico, and have felt the awe that these places still exude. This was one of my last watercolor paintings of the winter 2006 season. I did the sketch the smae afternoon of the vision, with the intention of doing an acrylic on canvas soon after, which I did about a week later, in fact. Like Coleridge, having jotted down what I saw in my dream, the actual vision remains a dim shadow now. It seemed in this sketch that perhaps the religious symbol was a sort of robe or costume worn by a priest, which I sort of allow for in the painting, or maybe even a fabric ornamaent hung on the stone chapel at the top of the pyramid. All I can say is that I know these places were as full of life and color one day as that which I saw in my vision!. I often paint from visions, since I believe that is why I receive them.
our daily challenge - scattered
Today was the day I had my first migraine. It was truly awful. My vision literally became scattered and dark for a while before the headache came on! What a terrible thing. Migraine sufferers everywhere: I now really understand. This stinks! (I tried a white flag, but my headache did not surrender.)