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Members of the EDGE Residential College faculty and students in that college were on hand to dedicate a labyrinth behind State Hall on Thursday. The labyrinth was a service project that was suggested by the students as an improvement behind the hall as well as an area of meditation and reflection. To uphold ages-old tradition, the labyrinth was dedicated by song as the performer walked the labyrinth.
Alumni and friends of Wayne State University attended a ceremonial ribbon cutting at the N. Rachmale Structures and Materials Testing Lab in Highland Park, Michigan on Friday, July 29, 2022.
questo è il frutto (FATTO) della mia prima collaborazione su FLICKR, è stato tutto naturale, e a me le cose naturali mi piacciono assaie.
This is for everyone, who have ever been a part of my life.
This is for everyone, whose presence in my life has made me , Me.
This is for everyone, who has encouraged me, discouraged me, loved me , hated me.
This is for everyone in my life.
Thanks for being a part of it.
Thanks for shaping me.
I know this poet-
he tangles with words
and sure enough,
we may never find closure.
but he would say:
close
sure.
(and those are his words, not mine.)
(for I use parenthesis)
Thesis?
We dance on clouds, we drift over each night
waiting for the day.
and when it does arrive-
it is empty and burdened.
Bird? End?
(small smile)
don't forget that night.
That day.
The sleepwalking dreams of the past.
For they brought us here
and we will always be
linked.
Shen residents Jenny Goodell-Burkhiser harmonizing with her Dad, Greg Goodell. They sang Everly Bro songs, as Greg is a fan of the EB.
More Denver International weirdness. Is there a massive Freemason conspiracy behind the airport? Almost certainly not. But maybe...
Have you ever heard of the New World Airport Commission? Neither have I.
~Dedication~
This is one from the archives. Almost three years ago while on the coldest day I have ever shot. With the windchill it dipped below -37 degrees which is so cold that bare skin can freeze in just a few minutes. While the conditions were miserable, the sea smoke that it caused was amazing. To my surprise, lobster and fishing boats were still braving the frigid day to haul their catch.
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WIESBADEN, Germany – U.S. Army Europe Commander Lt. Gen. Donald M. Campbell Jr., along with USAREUR Command Sgt. Maj. David Davenport and William Broughton, grandson of former Seventh Army commander Lt. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes unveil the new Keyes building sign during USAREUR’s headquarters building dedication ceremony here, Nov. 14. USAREUR paid tribute to the former Seventh Army commander whose leadership contributed to the strategic and operational direction the U.S. Army took in establishing initial presence in Europe. (U.S. Army Europe photo by Sgt. Brooks Fletcher)
The unveiling and dedication of a bronze bust of Winston Churchill that was donated to the Library by Churchill's granddaughter in Freedom Court of the FDR Library, June 15, 2007
It's hard to know what to make of this curious wall art outside St Joseph RC Church in Nechells, Birmingham, England.
It has dedications to what I presume are deceased parishioners, with some strange additions such as the website address of a construction firm and what seems to be a wine goblet in a recess.
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This photo is dedicated to all my fellow Queenslanders who have been affected by the floods.
Details:
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mk II
Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM and Canon Extender EF 2x II
Exposure: 1/800 sec
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 400mm
ISO Speed: 640
Accessories: n/a hand held
Date and Time: 11 January 2011 6.24pm
Waiting for the temple dedication ceremony to begin at Ancient Dragon Zen Gate, Chicago, on April 25, 2010. Notice that the Buddha on the altar is covered with a white cloth. www.ancientdragon.org
Yesterday was a special day for several new homeowners in the Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood of Baltimore. For many years, teachers from my school have been in partnership with two churches as volunteers with Sandtown Habitat for Humanity. This was the seventh house we have rebuilt and dedicated since 2006. It is always an intensely moving experience to witness these dedications, and this was even more so. The woman moving into this house is a daughter of the family that owns the very first house we did. They had moved to Baltimore from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina had destroyed everything they owned in 2005.
Here's a peek view of a refurbished habitat house. This home is three stories with three bedrooms.
ahmed hamed my friend was reading quran befor maghrib and that dedication was his father's handwriting..
Load of plywood sheets & solid timbers collected from Chesapeake Light Craft, ahead of starting construction.
This incredible cake was designed for the temple dedication ceremony at Ancient Dragon Zen Gate, Chicago, on April 25, 2010. www.ancientdragon.org
Dedication of the Cunningham Center at Midamerica Nazarene University Friday May 6, 2022. Photo by Christopher Smith
Found at Volubilis in the forum
Limestone.
Dated to between 1 January and 9 December 202
IAM 2, 388:
[[P(ublio) Septimio Getae nobilissimo Caesari imper]atoris / Caesaris L(ucii) Septimii Severi Pii [Pertinacis Aug(usti) Ara]bici / Adiabenici Parthici Maximi [pontificis max(imi) trib(unicia) p]ot(estate) X / Imp(eratoris) XI cons(ulis) III P(atris) P(atriae) procons(ulis) [filio Imperatoris Caesa]ris M(arci) Aurelii Antoni Pii Aug(usti) trib(unicia) [pot(estate) V cons(ulis) P(atris) P(atriae) procons(ulis) fratri]
(Volubilis on Pleiades; Site de Volubilis; PECS (Perseus); en.Wikipedia).
Mounted on the front. It reads: " ERECTED TO THE GLORY OF GOD BY THE FAITHFUL PEOPLE OF ST MARY'S PARISH. DEDICATED DECEMBER 16,2012 BY BISHOP RICHARD PATES."
By 1st Lt. Austin Liu
6-52 Air Defense Artillery
SUWON AIR BASE — Family Readiness Group leaders of the 6th Battalion, 52nd Air Defense Artillery were recognized by the Iron Horse Battalion Command Group during a volunteer appreciation luncheon here April 8.
The luncheon recognized the unit FRG leaders and other volunteers for their efforts and hard work serving the Soldiers and families of the Iron Horse Battalion and the community for the last year.
Kimberly Slawson, the 6-52 Family Readiness Support advisor, called the luncheon “a great opportunity to show all of our volunteers just how much we appreciate them for what they do on a daily basis.”
The 14 volunteers recognized received either a certificate of appreciation or a framed letter from the battalion command group.
The framed letter reads, “You have demonstrated to all of us that volunteering is not merely a word but a dedication to a higher calling … Your efforts and kindness have ensured that every member of the Iron Horse Battalion could enjoy a home away from home during their time here in the Republic of Korea.”
“I am very thankful that I am appreciated as a volunteer,” said Jobee Dumo, a military spouse and the FRG leader for F Company. “For me, volunteering is a sincere action of sharing knowledge, skill, and time to all without asking anything in return.”
Nicole Matthews, the FRG leader for Headquarters Battery, 6-52nd Air Defense Artillery Battalion, echoed similar sentiment. “I am ever grateful for the opportunity to serve the Soldiers and their Families here in Korea,” she said.
Added Laurie Heath, the FRG leader for C Battery. “This luncheon really made us feel special and appreciated.”
All persons recognized are volunteers not only in FRGs, but in the local community.
Matthews, for example, was an avid participant of the Osan Library Reading Program, which served the children of military personnel stationed in the area.
Sergeant Jeffrey Matthews, husband of Nicole Matthews and the leader of the award-winning 8th Army culinary art team, prepared the lunch.
“I also want to highlight my husband and my children,” Nicole Matthews said. “We are a family full of volunteers.”
Jobee Dumo also thanked her family, especially her husband, Capt. Leonard Dumo, F Maintenance Company commander.
“I want to emphasize my utmost gratitude to my husband because he is one great part of the cycle of volunteering, where in, despite the challenges of military life, he and I both made it simple and easy to volunteer, to share, and to help others.”
For more information on U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys and living and working in Korea visit: USAG-Humphreys' official web site or check out our online videos.