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Join us for a vibrant and empowering Girls on the Run 5K event! Witness the excitement as girls and coaches high five, run, and warm up together. Colorful hair stations, a hydration station, and high nutritional snacks add to the fun-filled atmosphere. The Utah Jazz Dancers will be there to help everyone warm up, and the event will be escorted by motorcycle police around Sugar House Park. Don't miss this celebration of strength, confidence, and unity!
Soldiers from 2nd Sustainment Brigade passed through the CBRN chamber in order to increase proficiency and build confidence in their masks. The training increased mission readiness ensuring each soldier is ready to "Fight Tonight".
I visited her many years, but never seen that she walked outside the shop.
She is really cool, walks confidently in the playground having other stray cats.
Senior Photo. AB1600's with bare reflectors left and right of subjects. Zero photoshop, straight out of camera, background courtesy of God.
f8, 125th.
Ice Festival 2012 at Liverpool One.
Incorporating four ice-themed activities, it’s the UK’s biggest ever group of real ice attractions in one place!
Confidence XWY476X (49) is a Leyland Olympian with ECW bodywork. Seen at the depot, XWY476X was new to West Riding as their 476.
Confidence V125MEV (72) is a Dennis Trident with Alexander ALX400 bodywork. Seen during an enthusiasts tour, V125MEV was new to Selkent as their TA125.
Au premier regard, perturbante voir choquante cette image reflète l’état émotionnel qui me hantais à cette instant précis.
The Torture Museum
The picture is not exactly to inspire confidence: a relatively inconspicuous, easy to be overlooked, leaving in Esterhazy Park, above it huge great "torture" is written - a look down the stairs ends in semi-darkness. Do you really want there down? This one who really dares and overcomes his primal fears finds in Torture Museum a bizarre piece of edutainment.
Horror Cabinet
In an old bunker built from the Second World War, the "Museum of Medieval legal history", also known as torture museum, offers more than 100 exhibits: the issue is about instruments of torture from the Middle Ages to the early modern era - but also the present is not spared out, as the chapter of torture is unfortunately not a completed one. However, the special feature of the museum of torture is not only the brute topic, but also the presentation of the methods of torture: these are illustrated in fact - Madame Tussaud sends her regards -, based on more or less lifelike dolls which, however, have all seen better days.
The bunker
The entrance area of 800 square meters of the small museum is dedicated the information about the bunker - a specially equipped bomb attack simulation space -, a small chamber into which sirens are played in provides initial thrill. We continue to the small counter where in addition to the tickets (€ 6, - or € 4.50 reduced) also chocolate bars and chewing gums are sold. Then we will start off into the dim and gloomy half-light of another bunker premises which have been adapted and remodeled for the museum.
The history of torture
In several bunks here so the history of torture is worked up station by station and vividly. From Maria Theresa's first ordinance in which the torture still was an important part, until their abolition: the main focus in the exhibition is always on Vienna and Austria. What at the beginning looks harmless - the replica of a court chamber with the dolls of the judge and plaintiff or the puppets of Maria Theresa and Joseph II seem almost unintentionally funny - becomes later on hair-raising, especially in the representations of the single methods of torture. Even if the dolls partly just don't look lifelike, things like the Schandflöte (flute of shame), the oral pear, various torture chairs or the famous Iron Maiden still inspire the imagination. The museum soon it becomes clear: humanity is really incredibly creative when it comes to the pain inflicting. Stretching rack, bathing in boiling water, Bäckerschupfen (cucking stool), from the pillory to the guillotine, nothing is missed out in the museum.
Torture today ...
While commuting in this part of the museum between laughing and disgusting, at the end of the exhibition one is brought back to the ground of reality: the history of torture is still relevant today - especially in war zones is being tortured as before. This section is also devoted to a small area in the museum, which was created in collaboration with Amnesty International.
Conclusion: A serious issue mixed with bizarre 'edutainment' and odd charm in a bunker of World War II - a visit is worth it.
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Confidence T308YAW (79) is a Volvo Olympian with Alexander RL bodywork. Seen near the depot, T308YAW was new as 99-D-557 to Dublin Bus as their RV557.
Soldiers from 2nd Sustainment Brigade passed through the CBRN chamber in order to increase proficiency and build confidence in their masks. The training increased mission readiness ensuring each soldier is ready to "Fight Tonight".
OK... they may be extremely stupid and worthless, but there are a lot of them. With guns.
Actually, that scares me more.