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31.6.2008: University of Aberdeen. Award of an honorary doctorate to William Dalrymple. He's written all sorts of things, but I am particularly fond of his book, "From the Holy Mountain."
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Fun tonight at The Orient Social Garden
Visit this location at The Orient Social Garden in Second Life
Divinity School built 1424-90. The master-masons were Richard Winchcombe in 1429 and Thomas Elkyn in 1439. The fan-vaulting was constructed in 1480-83, William Orchard being the master-mason. The upper storey was added by 1489 as Duke Humphrey's Library; It was restored and altered 1598-1602. The whole building was partially restored, again using Headington stone, in 1660 and also repaired in 1701-02.
Part of the Bodleian Library, the main research library of the University of Oxford. All the buildings in Radcliffe Square form a group of the highest importance forming the centre of the University.
Fun tonight at The Orient Social Garden
Visit this location at The Orient Social Garden in Second Life
Sunset from the San Bruno Summit. I think it's best when viewed large.
As a side note: the K100d has become a permanent fixture on my bike thanks for a seat mounted camera bag. This is mainly b/c of its size...I'd rather have a Nikon along but hey what can I do?
GAC Foundation presents Navarathri Celebrations Cultural Programme 2018. It's a 24th year celebration & the theme for this year is #DivinitySeries2018 which marks the cultural retreat of Navarathri through tapping music & dance, garba, dandias, & other religious stuffs including chanting, classical fusion, etc.
These are the changing aspects of celebration of feminism in theme to the modern world.
To know more visit: www.gacfoundation.wixsite.com/teamsrivalli
London-based concert pianist Cordelia Williams joined DITA Director Jeremy Begbie to perform Olivier Messiaen's "Visions de l'Amen" in Duke Divinity School’s Goodson Chapel. The piece was introduced by Ravel's "Piano Concerto," and an exhibition of winning images from the "Illuminating Messiaen" photography contest were displayed in the concert space as a visual conversation partner to the music.
Photo Pilar Timpane © 2012