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This lovely staircase & stained glass windows are among many of the beautiful architectural features of Crouse College on the campus of the prestigious Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York.
Where The Vale of Onondaga Meets The Eastern Sky, Proudly Stands Our Alma Mater, On Her Hilltop High, Flag We Love! Orange! Float for Aye, Old Syracuse. O'er Thee, Loyal Be Thy Sons & Daughters, To Thy Memory
Former Drapers' College building, Tottenham, built in 1848. Now converted into residential apartments and renamed Old School Court.
I noticed that the world runs away from colors, from non-conformity, from what it does not know, from something it is not used to, from what it does not understand.
You feel analyzed
The street analyzes you visually, behaviorally
you are an oddity if you are more colorful, atypical, enthusiastic, if you are calm, silent.
Grimesthorpe School, Sheffield School Board, 1874.
Canon A1, Fuji superia, developed in Bellini C41 and scanned with an Epson V600.
"Learning should be an active process. Too often, students come to school to watch their teachers work." Will Daggett
Oh Dear! Didn't your Mother told that that's not how you treat your Mother?! Nothing to worry about, just a minor scuffle between Mother and Son. Cheers everyone :)
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Portugal - Oeiras - Paço de Arcos
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At the Monet exhibition in the Städel.
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Bergen-Belsen began as a camp for Allied prisoners of war. After it was turned over to the SS, it became a Nazi concentration camp in 1943. Beginning in fall 1944, the SS deported to Bergen-Belsen large numbers of prisoners evacuated from Nazi camps further east.
As a result of overcrowded and horrific living conditions, where disease and starvation flourished, tens of thousands of people imprisoned there died. Anne Frank was one of the people deported to Bergen-Belsen.
On April 15, 1945, British forces liberated Bergen-Belsen. The British found around 55,000 prisoners in the camp, many of them seriously ill.
Thousands of corpses lay unburied on the camp grounds. Between May 1943 and April 15, 1945, about 37,000 prisoners died in Bergen-Belsen. More than 13,000 former prisoners, too ill to recover, died after liberation. After evacuating Bergen-Belsen, British forces burned down the whole camp to prevent the spread of typhus.
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Are you feeling lost in life?
Do your emotions sometimes overwhelm you?
Do you wonder why bad things happen?
Written for readers from diverse backgrounds, this book explores the purpose of our emotional journey through life from a psycho-soul perspective and helps us answer the question "Why am I here?" It is a handbook for surviving the inevitable ups and downs that we all must cope with as we experience the intense emotions of life.
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I am not certain that as a Primary Educations Studies student I should really be advocating procrastination over education, but if there were to be a degree in procrastination, I would get a first. But, my procrastination books are very educational (okay, perhaps not The Meaning of Liff, but the other two definitely are).
The Book of the Year was the book I went to the event for the other night and I have decided that, in order not to detract too much from my studies, I will read a letter a night, so tonight I read C and tomorrow I will read D. If you do not know what it is, it is a book of all the interesting, bizarre or funny news stories of the year that either never made it into the headlines or were brushed over so quickly that they never got the attention they deserved. So, there is a section for Aardvarks (a man in Poland performed CPR on an Aardvark) and a section on Citizenship (Australia are having problems with dual nationality). There are also conversations between the four QI Elves that wrote the book, which are both informative and amusing.
Miltalie school was a one teacher school which opened in 1915 to service the local area which is north-west of Cowell on Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. It had 11 female teachers during its 20 year life.
Max Reinhardt Library in Schloss Leopoldskron, Salzburg, Austria. Modelled after the St. Gallen's monastery library in Switzerland.
London, UK.
A few weeks ago I was very lucky to attend a photo walk with master street photographer Vineet Vohra (www.vineetvohra.com), co-founder of APF Magazine. Just looking at what he was doing was really insightful: his speed, his style and his vision. In this action shot, you see two other attendants observing Vineet taking a shot of a surprised passenger.