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We've been through the storm, we've been through it all
We had some close calls but never would fall
We climbed all the mountains, walked through all the valleys but you never left me behind
I found my way through the clouds
No more runnin, scared, closing my eyes
I will be true this love from my heart
I'm laying my life on the line
(crapy picture but still nice lyrics :P)
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You can see at the top what the plastic fabric in the mug looks like before stitching. My first mug insert bargello pattern is below that.
My colleagues of the Belastingdienst AIX/Linux Midrange Systems team and myself went on a teambuilding exercise. I took my camera of course. We went to Dorhout Mees for skeet shooting (kleiduivenschieten) and afterwards we ate tapas at Restaurant Ramblas in Apeldoorn.
1. Select a series of ten colours in any medium.
2. Fill in each square in this grid in some kind of regular sequence.
3. Insert a mistake somewhere.
Sorry to see that since I last photographed Edward's family grave and memorial on 2 March 2008, the headstone is now sitting off its plinth :o(
Those photos are in the comments section below.
11 Jan 2022: Julia and Edward's GG Granddaughter kindly sent me the image of Julia's grave shortly after she had died in 1898. It can be seen here:
Rifleman Edward Henry VAZEY M.M. (Military Medal)
‘Eddie’
Beloved son of
Edward & the late Julia VAZEY
Who was Killed in Action, Messines, France
22 June 1917 - aged 19 years
And of his chum
Rifleman Hector WALKER
Killed in Action 7 June 1917
Aged 22 years
Until we meet again
Edward’s parents & siblings headstone to the right:
In loving memory of
Julia
The beloved wife of
Edward H VAZEY
Died March 17 1898
Aged 39 years
Also Ruby and Pearl
Twin children of the above
Born November 16th, 1894
Died February 15th and 27th 1895
Also to the memory of
Edward H VAZEY
Beloved husband of the above
Died 27 January 1925
Aged 76* years
JULIA
ANGLICAN DIVISION C Row 3, Plot 20
Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 64, 17 March 1899, Page 8
In loving remembrance of my dear wife Julia, who died March 17, 1898 at Auckland.
We miss thee from our home, dear mother,
We miss thee from thy place,
A shadow o’er our life is cast,
We MISS the sunshine of thy face.
We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care,
Our home is dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.
Inserted by her loving husband and children. – Edward H. Vazey, Boston Road, Auckland.
[other memorial notices inserted by her daughters Nelly and Katie; and her sister Mrs HAYNES of Mercer] [4]
Julia gave birth to:
1877 George John; died 15 April 1955 aged 77, marine engineer buried Waikumete PROTESTANT LAWN A Row 8, Plot 44
1881 Frances Kate married Sidney Francis ASHBY c1907
1883 Charles Edward
1885 Eva married Harold William John HARPER c1911
1887 Julia married George SOLOMON c1920
1891 Henrietta
1892 Mildred May died 14 Oct 1962 aged 70, buried Waikumete ANGLICAN DIVISION C Row 3, Plot 18
1895 Ruby died 1895
1895 Pearl died 1895
1898* Edward Henry Patrick died 1917
EDWARD junior
Born: 17 March 1896* [sic – military records], Auckland and registered as Edward Henry Patrick when birth registered
Military number: 26718
Occupation at enlistment: Stereotyper for Brett Printing Co.
Fair complexion; blue eyes; light brown hair
July 1916 suffered influenza
Awarded the M.M. for acts of gallantry in the field
Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 227, 22 September 1917, Page 4
HOW RIFLEMAN VAZEY DIED.
MILITARY MEDAL WELL WON.
Mr. E. H. Vazey, of Edwin Street, Newton, by last mail received a letter from Lieut. A. J. F. Berry, N.Z. Rifle Brigade, relating certain facts connected with the death of the former gentleman's son at the battle of Messines. Rifleman Edward Henry Vazey was born in Auckland, and went away with the Seventeenth reinforcements when 19 years of age. Prior to going to the war he was an employee of the Brett Printing and Publishing Co. The following is the letter from Lieut. Berry:—
"Perhaps a word or two from one who knew your son, and was with him when his end came, will help in your sorrow. I was your son's platoon commander, from the time he joined until he met his death, and knowing him as I did I can sympathise with you in your loss. As a soldier be was always very keen and most reliable. It was during the fighting at Messines that he showed his real worth, and for his excellent work done during those operations I recommended him for a decoration which, alas! he will never wear. When I told him how, pleased I was with the work he had done he replied that he had only tried to do his job. On the morning of the advance on Messines he received a slight wound in the forearm, tout had no thought of turning back, as the sergeant in charge of his section had also been slightly wounded, but was still leading his men. Some days later, in a night attack on the Hun trenches, your son again distinguished himself. When we had gained our objective he went out and got into touch with the units on our right and left and later took a message back through a very heavy artillery barrage. He was absolutely fearless, and seemed to revel in doing a job that had a spice of danger about it. We were all very sorry when he was fatally shot in the head by a machine-gun bullet. His Military Medal was deservedly won, and is a fitting tribute to the work which he did as a soldier." [1]
Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 160, 6 July 1917, Page 2
AUCKLAND RECIPIENTS.
Private Edward Vazey. who is reported as having been killed in action, gained the Military Cross for gallantry in the field, he was born in Auckland, his father being Mr. Edward Vazey, a well-known resident of Newton and a veteran of the Maori War. Private Vazey left with the 17th Reinforcements and was with the Rifle Brigade when he met his death. He was only nineteen years of age, but being of particularly good physique, enlisted when he was seventeen years of age being then a member of the staff of the stereotyping department of the Star.[3]
A photo of him is available at the national museum:
“Killed in action at Messines (22.6.17) Rifleman Vazey came of a fighting family. His father fought and was wounded in the Maori War and his grandfather was a veteran of the Crimean War, having served in H.M. 58th Regiment.”
ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServle...
Restrictions may apply: Special conditions apply to using or handling this record for preservation reasons.
CWGC site record: www.cwgc.org/search/casualty_details.aspx?casualty=1738369
Cenotaph website record [with photo]: muse.aucklandmuseum.com/databases/Cenotaph/RecordDetail.a...
Vazey's 'chum' also mentioned on the headstone has a Cenotaph record with portrait here:
muse.aucklandmuseum.com/databases/cenotaph/RecordDetail.a...
EDWARD senior
ANGLICAN DIVISION C Row 3, BETWEEN Plot 18-20
Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 22, 28 January 1925, Page 4
FOUND DEAD ON LANDING.
BODY OF ELDERLY MAN, A MILKMAN'S DISCOVERY.
The body of an old man in a partial state of decomposition was the gruesome discovery of a milkman doing the rounds in the vicinity of Belgium Street, Newton, yesterday. Deceased was named Edward Vazey, and was one of the milkman's regular customers, residing at 12 Edwin Street. When making his usual call at about 7 o'clock yesterday morning, the milkman noticed that the milk he had left on the previous day had been left untouched and upon further investigation he discovered the dead body on the landing at the top of the stairs. The Newton police were informed and the body subsequently removed to the hospital mortuary. Deceased was 76 years of age and he had been receiving medical attention an inquest will not be necessary.
[2]
Occupation: Blacksmith
Aged stated as 77 on cemetery database
Update 11 Jan. 2022: Edward Senior was a Maori War Veteran, enrolled under the name of Edward ANDREWS** in the Armed Constabulary on 10 December 1868 and he voluntary discharged on 16 March 1870. He was wounded in the elbow at the taking of a pa and also fought in the Urewera. His military personnel record is available at:
www.archway.archives.govt.nz/ViewFullItem.do?code=22347673
There is a probate available for a Edward Henry VAZEY 1925 but additional archives description states “Avondale – Police Officer”
archway.archives.govt.nz/ViewFullItem.do?code=23091960
PEARL
ANGLICAN DIVISION C Row 3, Plot 20
Aged 10 weeks
Funeral director: “Family involved”
RUBY
ANGLICAN DIVISION C Row 3, Plot 20
Funeral director: “Family involved”
…at her parents’ residence. Anglesea street, Ponsonby, Ruby, twin daughter of Edward and Julia Vazey; aged 11 weeks. The Lord said “Suffer little children to come unto me.” Private interment.[3]
* according to NZ Dept Internal Affairs historic BDM indexes or transcription error on their part.
**his mothers second husband's surname but as an adult took back onboard VAZEY as his surname.
SOURCES:
Cemetery database
NZ Dept Internal Affairs Historic BDM indexes
[1]
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&d=AS...
[2]
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=s...
[3]
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&cl=s...
[4]
I found a small group of envelope inserts that someone saved. They were found with one 1930 postmarked envelope that still had the insert.
I really like the colors and patterns.
Showroom
Crta. Santiago-Pontevedra a 9 Km. de Santiago de Compostela en dirección a Pontevedra. 15.866 Ameneiro-Teo (La Coruña) España.
reminds me of 18th century gothic stories and poetry, you know wind swept moors, unrequieted love all the important stuff
as well as a heavy does of symbolism for our consumerist society
Someone spray painted "Insert Politicians" on this dumpster at Hickory Creek Apartments in the Waynedale area of Fort Wayne, Indiana. I think it's funny that the vandal was politically aware enough to protest, but not smart enough to spell politicians correctly.
The dumpster was replaced with a shiny new one soon after I made this photograph.
2-14-09
Ministerio de Ciencia acerca la Inteligencia Artificial a la ciudadanía con seminarios gratuitos en regiones
Estos encuentros, que están realizándose en todo Chile, buscan difundir los alcances y ampliar la discusión sobre los usos de esta tecnología en el marco de la primera Política Nacional de IA. Los encuentros comenzaron en Temuco, Valdivia y Puerto Montt, los días 25, 26 y 27 de noviembre.
Con el objetivo de generar conciencia en la ciudadanía sobre las posibles aplicaciones y desafíos de la Inteligencia Artificial, el Ministerio de Ciencia, Tecnología, Conocimiento e Innovación está impulsando, junto a CONICYT, una serie de seminarios sobre esta materia en cada región del país.
La iniciativa, que difundirá los usos y alcances de estas tecnologías, es parte del trabajo que realiza esta cartera de gobierno para elaborar la primera Política Nacional de Inteligencia Artificial, que busca insertar exitosamente a Chile en la revolución tecnológica y poner estas herramientas al servicio de las personas.
Al respecto, el ministro de Ciencia, Andrés Couve, indicó que “debemos trabajar en una política de Inteligencia Artificial que promueva el desarrollo de herramientas innovadoras y que incentive la formación de talento con un enfoque propio desde nuestras singularidades. La política que estamos co-construyendo busca, además, empoderar a la ciudadanía en el uso de la IA. Como sociedad tenemos la responsabilidad de participar del debate sobre sus consecuencias legales, éticas, sociales y económicas y entender los procesos que hay detrás de estas herramientas”.
Los seminarios, de carácter gratuito, cuentan con paneles de expertos que abordan las aplicaciones de la IA tomando en cuenta las oportunidades y necesidades de cada territorio. Los primeros encuentros se llevaron a cabo en Valdivia, Temuco y Puerto Montt, los días 25, 26 y 27 de noviembre. En la instancia se abrieron espacios de diálogo participativo, donde los asistentes discutieron y reflexionaron sobre el uso de esta tecnología, aplicable en campos tan diversos como la salud, la educación y el sector productivo.
“Es absolutamente necesario poder definir las políticas de ciencia y tecnología, no solamente en consideración al país, sino también a las distintas realidades regionales que tienen los habitantes de las distintas zonas de Chile. Y, en ese sentido, los puntos de vista que se están recolectando, a través de estos seminarios, nos permitirán no solo tener una política de Inteligencia Artificial más consensuada y robusta, sino también que atienda a las distintas necesidades del territorio”, comentó Julio Pertuzé, jefe de la Unidad de Economía del Futuro en el Ministerio de Economía y consejero de CONICYT, quien además fue uno de los expositores en Temuco.
Al respecto de las potencialidades de nuestro país para el desarrollo de esta tecnología, la directora ejecutiva de CONICYT, Aisén Etcheverry, quien además forma parte del equipo a cargo de la elaboración de la Política Nacional de Inteligencia Artificial, afirmó que “Chile cuenta con numerosos laboratorios naturales, que van desde desiertos y glaciares, a bosques esclerófilos, además de sus miles de kilómetros de costa. Estas ventajas comparativas nos dan la oportunidad de generar datos invaluables para distintas disciplinas y con múltiples usos, en el contexto de la inteligencia artificial”.
El primero de estos encuentros, en la capital regional de La Araucanía, se centró en “Emprendimiento y Tecnología”, con el objetivo de mostrar aplicaciones concretas de la IA que pueden ser utilizadas para optimizar procesos en distintas áreas como salud, retail o empresas. El encuentro contó -además de lo expuesto por el doctor Pertuzé-, con las presentaciones de Felipe Saxton y el director y co-fundador de Anastasia, Robert Cercós, socio de Spike Lab.
En Valdivia, el encuentro titulado “Abriendo la caja negra de la Inteligencia Artificial”, abordó algunos aspectos éticos de esta tecnología, así como ejemplos concretos de su uso, como el desarrollo de vehículos autónomos, y el concepto de procesamiento de lenguaje natural, que puede tener implicancias en aplicaciones médicas. En este seminario expusieron Marianne Díaz, analista de Políticas Públicas de la ONG Derechos Digitales; Denis Parra, investigador adjunto del Instituto Milenio Fundamento de los Datos; y Mauricio Marcos, gerente de Operaciones y Sistemas del Ministerio de Desarrollo Social.
El tercer encuentro, en Puerto Montt, se enfocó en la “Atracción e Inserción de Capital Humano Avanzado”, que se centró en los desafíos y potencialidades de la inteligencia artificial en la formación de profesionales, y en el mundo laboral. Los expositores fueron Fabiola Ramos, directora del Instituto de Desarrollo Local y Regional IDER; Antonio Martínez, experto internacional en talento, inserción y capital humano; y Luis Zaviezo, consultor senior del Centro de Sistemas Públicos de la Universidad de Chile.
Al respecto, la Seremi de Ciencia de la Macrozona Sur, Olga Barbosa, sostuvo que “es esencial posicionar a la ciencia a través de su democratización, en los distintos sectores y niveles, para así poder obtener una retroalimentación que nos permita saber cómo, a través de ella, podemos mejorar la calidad de vida de las personas. En ese sentido, tenemos que realizar más seminarios como el organizado por CONICYT y el Ministerio, para posicionar nuestra actividad y dejar de producirla en aislamiento”.
registro da palestra 'o design contra o crime ou como eu mudei a minha cidade com uma história de ficção social - o cotidiano, o absurdo e a realidade carioca pela ótica de um designer petulante', realizada no Insert Brasil em set. de 2012 no Centro Cultural Ação da Cidadania (zona portuária, Rio de Janeiro).
na palestra falei um pouco do histórico de violência da cidade do Rio de Janeiro, relembrei o projeto War in Rio de 2007, contei o que aconteceu com a cidade a partir daquele momento, e fechei com um novo jogo de tabuleiro: o Bando Imobiliário Carioca, que aborda o problema das milícias paramilitares. Design, drogas, praia, funk, armas, tiras, fama, Jason, tanques, dados, grana, bombas, letras e Papai Noel – mais carioca impossível. :-)
fotos by Garushia - thanx!
There is a deep pocket to hold paper money or more index cards. I'm trying to use mine as both a notebook, and wallet replacement, so I'm keeping bills here. It's a little too deep, but works so far.
Feb 10th, 2009 Update,
I didn't use this as a wallet replacement for very long, this pocket is very deep, but the width is almost exactly the length of US currency, so you have to stack your bills perfectly, and carefully insert them. That, or fold them in half and put them in one side, which makes the wallet feel lumpy.
Currently, I use this pocket to hold receipts, or checks that I need to deposit.