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Red-backed Thrush - Geokichla erythronota erythronota - Рыжеспинный земляной дрозд
NEAR THREATENED
Tangkoko Batuangus Nature Reserve, Sulawesi island, Indonesia, 08/13/2015
Sometime during this photoshoot, probably while I was tramping through the weeds behind the building around the time I was taking this pic, I picked up a tick.
Fortunately, I spotted and squooshed it (with the help of CDN$.01) before it got the chance to latch on.
Come back Come back to me
I've been waiting patiently
Come back Come back to me
I've been waiting here patiently
walking a thin white line
Between love and hate
Wasted all my time
I mean another world
A mean in another place
I could use a little company
A little kindness to go a long way
Weeks turn into months
Months turn into years
Reaching the same conclusions
Gathering up the fear
Come back Come back to me
I've been waiting patiently
Come back Come back to me
I've been waiting here patiently
Life will long wishes
In the heart of you
And took to reality
Only blindness can hide a way
I could use little richened
A little kindness to go a long way
Weeks turn into months
Months turn into years
Reaching the same conclusions
Gathering up the fear
Leaving the same delusion
Gathering up the fear
Gathering up the fear
Come back
D.M.
Sidney D. Miller Junior High School Remember Back When?...Detroit, Michigan
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The Sidney D. Miller Middle School, also known as the Sidney D. Miller Junior High and High School, is a school building located at 2322 DuBois Street in Detroit, Michigan. It served as a high school from 1933 to 1957, and was significant as the de facto high school serving African American students in Detroit. It was designated a state of Michigan Historic Site in 1986 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2011.
Detroit experienced a phenomenal[clarification needed increase in population during the 1910s. To accommodate the influx of residents and their children, numerous schools were built during the decade. Ground was broken for what was then called the "Dubois School" in 1918; the school was intended to serve as a junior high. The school was designed by the architectural firm of Malcomson and Higginbotham, the architects of nearly all Detroit Public Schools in the period 1894 to 1923, and constructed at a cost on $245,616. In 1919, the still unfinished building was renamed the "Sidney D. Miller Intermediate School". Sidney D. Miller (1830–1904) was a former president of the Detroit Board of Education, as well as of the Detroit Health Commission and Police Commission. However, construction plans were changed several times, and the school was not opened to students until 1921. The building itself was finally completed in 1922.
During the 1920s, the city's population continued to grow, stretching the capacity of the school system. An addition to Miller, including a girl's gymnasium, was completed in 1931. Although the area around the school was predominantly white when the building opened, the percentage of African Americans in the Black Bottom neighborhood increased so that soon it was predominantly black. Parents of white students at nearby Eastern High School complained about the rising Black student population, and in response the Detroit School Board converted Miller to a senior high school in 1933. A liberal school transfer policy allowed white students zoned to Miller to attend Eastern, which left Miller as the de facto, if not de jure, African-American High school.
The school is significant in part because of its association with the education of African American students, beginning in 1933. From 1933 to 1957, it served as the main, but unofficial, secondary school for black students. Due in part to concerns from the black community, the School Board installed a number of Black teachers and administrators at Miller. However, in 1955, steps were taken to end the de facto segregation of the Detroit School system, and in 1957 the building was converted back into a middle school. It remained a middle school for 50 years, and was closed in 2007.
1919-1957 (dissertation), Wayne State University
Miller High School Alumni Association: Employer Identification Number (EIN) 382854898: Name of Organization: Miller High School Alumni Association: In Care of Name
— at Miller High School.
— with Brewster Timers at Miller High School.
Ansbach schools welcomed their students back for the first day Aug. 24, 2020. (U.S. Army photos by Dani Johnson, USAG Ansbach PAO)
Glenburn Avenue Moodiesburn. Back garden view, Feeding the wild birds on a winters morning - circa 1967.