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"Learning Fountain" by Georgia Gerber, part of the Douglas Avenue Sculpture Collection. Built in 2000 and is made of bronze. It depicts a boy pouring water from his cup into the girl's cup.
Seen at the British Wildlife Centre, Newchapel, Surrey. Not yet as confident as his brother, 'Jake' was finally enticed out to pose for the photographer. Having the Keeper's talk in the adjacent enclosure probably helped!
ironicly "learning to fly" by tom petty is playing on the radio.
I am not sure what type of gull this is.
I think it is a glaucous-winged gull. but it could be a thayer's gull.
Children are having a ROCKING great time at Tot Time – Bugs Rock at the Avondale Regional Branch Library. They're learning about bugs, making mosquito headbands, painting plaster of paris bugs, and observing real bugs in jars: snails, roly-polies, millipedes, earthworms, and crickets!
A group learning with their tutor during the 7-13 MEND programme.
MEND (Mind, Exercise, Nutrition…Do it!) is a social enterprise dedicated to reducing global overweight and obesity levels.
...well, to walk to start with. But we'll get there. Baby steps, baaaaaaaby steps...
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My latest obsession has been learning to use some of my manual settings on my camera in an effort to learn to get the bokeh effect (in-focus subject, blurred background). I think I'm FINALLY getting it. Viewing the exif data for pictures on flickr has helped a lot.
This is the lava lamp I got in my stocking from my mom. I love it way more than I should but I'm a dork that way.
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Metropolitan Learning Center Monday June 6, 2016. Alice and Sadie Gustavson, Cassius and Laslo. © 2016 Portland Public Schools / www.fredjoephoto.com
After a brief training, a village volunteer attempts to retrieve and read the incoming messages on her cell phone.
Chamkar Leu Operational District, Cambodia
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The iLab Southeast Asia developed a custom reporting application that builds upon the SMS-based reporting functionality of GeoChat. In the SMS-based TB Lab Results Alert System, once the TB tests are analyzed, the results can be reported immediately to the health centers in real time using text messages on mobile phones. Real-time reporting means that patients with positive TB test results can be given medical treatment right away, as well as receive important education by village volunteers with specialized training about how to prevent spreading the disease to others.
Student focuses on information skills demonstrated by librarian. Having the patron's chair on the same side of the desk as the librarian increases rapport and transforms this into a true learning encounter rather than an impersonal information transaction.
"Sometimes learning to fly means learning to let go."
I think this was probably inspired by the artwork of the new Advisory Circle album, As The Crow Flies .
I suppose the text sounds a bit new agey platitudey, but I keep thinking about fear, and how it makes you hold onto things or ideas or situations which probably aren't best for you, but at least they feel familiar, therefore there is a level of comfort or perceived safety.
And it's terrifying, if you have grasped hold of something, a port in a storm, a branch at the edge of a cliff, the idea that you have to eventually let go and trust that something or someone will catch you. But if you don't, you end up stuck.
This is a resting hut that offers opportunities to learn more about hawks and other raptors while taking a break--learning about the surroundings is always an important focus at LWG.
The series of photos associated with the newly established Meadow Garden—making it more visitor-friendly and educational than the past—were taken during a warm late summer day. Being nature enthusiasts with a passion and appreciation for meadow birds and insects, besides the native grasses and other plants, this was a special trip. The landscape was breathtaking, and one could see why the famous Wyeth family of artists would often use the regional rolling hills and meadows for their subjects in water color and oil paintings. There is truly something so captivating in the simplicity of such terrain, and walking these grounds toward the latter part of the afternoon was quite appealing. The design of the paths, which also incorporate well-constructed boardwalks with a touch of aesthetics, was nicely done, and allowed the visitors to really take in this grand meadow from a variety of superb viewing points. In addition, the old Webb home of stone, which now serves as a kind of gallery that offers some artifacts from the past, can be seen in so many different lights, each one presenting a unique expression of the landscape.
This is absolutely one of our very favorite places to visit, for this world class floral and horticultural institution is often considered amongst the finest in North America. With the original ownership and meticulous planning and design executed by the famous Pierre du Pont, and subsequently carried over to the present day’s attention to detail and first rate exhibits, this over 1,000 acres of spectacular landscape is a sight—and site— to behold. The wide variety of flowers and plants at Longwood Gardens is absolutely stunning in all stages and species . . . akin to a real life Garden of Eden for anyone with a deep passion and appreciation for these gifts of nature. In addition, the superb stone work of the many architectural designs and structures, such as the grand fountains, promenades, conservatory and more throughout the grounds accentuate the experience, never ceasing to amaze. And now that the new Meadow Garden has been created, it has only enhanced the total experience for all.
CHECK OUT OUR LONGWOOD GARDENS Album--you will be amazed at what one can see.
walking down an alleyway behind some apartments we came across this man teaching his wife how to ride a bicycle. He was doing all the work as she couldn't go straight or stay upright unless he held on the back of the bicycle and ran along with her. He was her set of "training wheels"
Archer is having trouble with stairs now, so we are teaching an old dog a new trick. With the assistance of a LOT of treats he is learning to walk on a ramp. He will use the ramp both to get from the house to the yard and to get into and out of the car, so it is important that he is comfortable with it.
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Multipurpose room in final stages during carpet installation, painting, and ceiling tile installation.
This is from a few weeks ago when I took my kiddies to the MoMA. it was early and we had the whole space on this floor to ourselves. I just love this scene of my kids sitting on the floor at the museum totally engaged and talking about a famous work of art.
Hoboken 03/05/2012
Under the slogan "Tomorrow's installer is sitting at the school desk now", final-year electrics-electronics students of various schools are receiving a visit from a Belgacom technician who will be giving an info session and a live demo.
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