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this girl sat and stared at me for a long while, and kept saying something in Fijian that I couldn't understand.
Expecting this and we'll be dreaming of that....
hashtag#winter hashtag#summer hashtag#snow hashtag#sunshine
Expecting parents of all ages and their family memebers gathered at the Community Activity Center here for a baby shower july 9
At the time of our expected arrival ay Oporto, Portugal, we pass the NILE RIVER (IMO: 9187007), a Suction Dredger that was built in 1999 and sailing under the flag of The Netherlands. It’s carrying capacity is 25169 t DWT and her current draught is reported to be 7.2 meters. Her length overall (LOA) is 149.43 meters and her width is 28 meters.
An everyday piece of text or narrative that anyone working on the sea will be familiar with is the Shipping Forecast. These fragments, screen printed then applied to hand made pebbles will be the first objects to sit beneath the waves and experience the full force of the winter tides.
I'm particularly interested to see how this technique will work, so selecting something as generic as the Shipping Forecast will be a fun way of seeing whether the sea decides to erode some of the words, and in doing so, reinvent their meaning.
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7th Annual Domestic Violence Awareness purple ribbon campaign, Sept. 27, 2017 at the Travis County Sheriff's Office. "Football is a Contact Sport. Love Shouldn’t Be."
Hmm. Not the photo I expected, but honestly, I'm pretty happy with it.
(I wanted to get the streaks of the stars, but got streaked clouds instead, weee)
Back is doing a lot better. Netflix has been sucking my life away, and making me less prone to want to take photos. Evil. I'll try and fight the urge.
Photo school in a few more days. Happy.
O Festival de Verão mais concorrido do interior maranhense chega à reta final, criando enorme expectativa de público para a grande concentração, do último dia do evento, 31 de julho. Cinco finais de semana de muita alegria, nas areias do rio Grajaú, incluindo o encerramento, que fecha a programação neste domingo, elegendo o evento entre os participantes como o melhor e mais organizado em todo o estado; o Galo Duro, em seus 22 anos de realização, registra nível zero de incidentes, sendo este um dos principais atrativos para as famílias que vêm aqui todo ano, em busca de descanso e lazer. O número de visitantes cresce todo ano, sendo reforçada toda estrutura a cada versão do festival.
Mais de 15 bandas no cast, se apresentando em média de três a cada domingo, levantando os ânimos da platéia, que lota a arena em frente ao palco, agitando ao som de ícones do forró e do swing, como Na Pisada, Amor Nacional, Forró de Taipa (presente agora dia 31), entre outras tantas que fazem a alegria da maioria. Vale sempre ressaltar o suporte oferecido pela prefeitura municipal, em termos de segurança e organização, dando foco especial à realização deste evento, que representa, segundo Dr. Tanclêdo Lima Araújo, uma grande proposta além da pura e simples diversão: “Na verdade, o que queremos mesmo é chamar a atenção dos órgãos competentes e da população local e de outras regiões, para a importância da preservação de nossas riquezas naturais, especialmente do rio Grajaú, em constante assoreamento e degradação, a exemplo de outros rios que cortam nosso estado”, adverte o prefeito. Dr. Tanclêdo pretende alicerçar o nível de consciência ecológica que, segundo ele, requer o estado do Maranhão, cuja maior riqueza é o conjunto de fontes naturais que podem ser exploradas tanto em nível de produção como no mercado turístico... “É preciso fazer uso racional de nossas potencialidades, pois agindo com responsabilidade podemos transformar coisas simples em atrativos valiosos, com retorno em qualidade de vida para todos”.
Faltam poucas horas para o encerramento da grande festa popular, recorde de concentração de gente bonita e descolada. Venha apreciar as belezas naturais às margens do rio Grajaú, degustando pratos da culinária local e tomando um chopp bem gelado. Mas atenção: beba com moderação e não dirija se estiver sob efeito da bebida! Sua segurança é o principal objetivo dessa realização.
Emily has been progressing far quicker than we expected. She is now bottle feeding which is quite a feat since the pediatrician told us her sucking reflex wouldn't normally start until around 36 or 37 weeks. She may have to have some future feedings by the little tube into her belly, but for now she's doing great! This was Shannon's first time to feed her via bottle.
Preparation work underway to demolish the former Riddings Comprehensive School, in Scunthorpe, as a specialist asbestos company is on site removing any hazardous substances ahead of the demolition teams moving in.
Work to remove any asbestos is expected to take a number of weeks prior the the building being raised to the ground. However the former school hall and gymnasium will remain for the time being as they are being used by the Kimberley Performing Arts Centre.
The Kimberley Performing Arts Centre have plans to build a purpose-built performing arts facility nearby, close the the Ridding Community Hub & Pool. Once built the former school hall and gym will too be demolished.
The demolition of the building is part of a wider "Riddings Master Plan," an extensive regeneration scheme for the area. This comprehensive plan also includes the future demolition of several other community facilities on Willoughby Road, such as the former library, community centre, sports hall, youth club, and clinic.
In 2023, North Lincolnshire Council unveiled its vision to leverage government funding and forge new partnerships to construct a contemporary community centre and new housing specifically for older residents on the vacant Willoughby Road site.
Councillor Rob Waltham, leader of North Lincolnshire Council, expressed enthusiasm for the transformative projects. He stated, “This will be the single biggest investment in Riddings since the pool was opened in 1972."
Riddings Comprehensive opened in 1958 at a cost of £200.000 with head teacher Earnest Crowton, twelve staff and 160 pupils. As the Riddings Estate grew so did the school with a new three storey east building (new block) and new engineering block being built in the 1960s.
An Advert in the Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph 22nd April 1958 read: "For 160 secondary school pupils in Scunthorpe the start of the summer term brings the pleasant task of pioneering an ultra modern education establishment which has cost nearly £200.000. This is the newly complete Riddings Secondary School, the 12th school to be completed in Scunthorpe since the second world war.
"The boys and girls starting this year are 1st & 2nd year pupils. Each year numbers will grow until the school has its full compliment of 700 children between the ages of 11 and 16.
"The headmaster of the new school is Ernest Cowton who was formerly headmaster of Immingham Secondary School.
"The school has an overall length of 350ft, an assembly hall measuring 60ft by 50ft, gymnasium, 27 classrooms, specialist rooms, kitchen and dinning room.
It is divided into two main sections, the two storey classroom block on the left of the entrance and the assembly hall, kitchen, dinning room and gymnasium on the right. The assembly hall has a stage equipped with full lighting and is also planned as an overflow classroom. The gymnasium has all the latest fixed and removable apparatus. The architects are Messer Clarke, Hall and Scorer of Lincoln."
The school was extended in the 1960s to deal with the growing number of pupils with the addition of a new 3 storey east block.
In September 1991 the school had a name change to South Leys, a further name change after the millenium saw it become Melior South Site, after a merger with the nearby Thomas Sumpter School. The school closed in September 2010 with staff and pupils being transfered to the north site under North Lincolnshire Council's 'Building Schools for the Future' program.
The original 'west' building (or old block), seen below, was breifly used as an Adult Education Centre. The engineering block was demolished in March 2011, the 'new block' and the water tower were demolished in November 2012.