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Discover the incredible impact of this year's United Way Miami's Back-to-School Drive! With your support, over 1,400 children are equipped with much-needed backpacks and essential school supplies for the upcoming school year.
Thank you for being a part of building a #StrongerMiami.
LO for my Bangkok-based friend, Wheng Talplacido.
Title: Discover
I used October Afternoon's Night Light - Charles as background paper for this page. Love how it coordinated well with the other materials!
Materials used: patterned papers - OCTOBER AFTERNOON, PRIMA. flowers - BO BUNNY, PRIMA. clear stamp - FANCY PANTS. inks - RANGER, TSUKINEKO, TIM HOLTZ. pompoms, brads, wood butterfly - ALL ABOUT SCRAPBOOKING. wax seal - ARTOZ. Others - Magic Mesh, swirl chipboard, doily, fibers, stickers, ribbons, beach-themed tags.
After 3 weeks of pictures and stories the exhibition of Discovering Suriname comes to a close. We like to thank Discover Suriname Tours & Consultancy for their efforts to provide us with an overview of places to discover.
There were three of us, my husband, my sister-in-law, and I. We hiked almost all of our 100 miles in the Allegheny National Forest. We discovered so much and enjoyed venturing out into the forest to explore new areas. We have found we love the trail and those who maintain it.
Digital Birmingham launched the Discover - Digital Skills for Carers project at the Birmingham Carers event on 21 June 2012.
New Hampshire PBS, Willem Lange, and NHPBS Supporters went on a trip to France! Photos by Carla Russell.
A late upload, this was taken last year during Public Art Fund's exhibition Tatzu Nishi: Discovering Columbus. Nishi's project re-imagines the colossal 13-foot-tall statue standing in a fully furnished, modern living room. There were six flights of stairs up in the air to reach Columbus statue at Columbus Circle.
While tearing down an apartment building and getting ready to build for the local college, a previously unknown storm drain was discovered. This is the replacement process. It is thought that perhaps the ancient drain was part of the Underground Railroad at one time.
Photos from "Boys Discover...Engineering!" held at COSI on Saturday, February 23, 2013. This day-long program gave nearly 200 middle-school boys a chance to learn about careers in engineering, to meet real-life engineers, and to meet new friends.
COSI is Columbus, Ohio's dynamic Center of Science and Industry. For more information, please visit, www.cosi.org.