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In Zaporizhzhia, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy reviewed the aftermath of the missile strike carried out by Russia on December 10.
The missile attack destroyed a medical center and damaged residential buildings, educational institutions, a sports club, and vehicles.
The search and rescue operation lasted nearly two days and concluded this afternoon. The strike claimed the lives of 11 people and injured 22 others. At the site of the attack, Volodymyr Zelenskyy honored the memory of the victims.
The President also spoke with hospital staff and instructed the Head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration to secure a new facility for the medical personnel and assist with procuring equipment, including through donor and philanthropic contributions.
Flag #19
"Memories Without Recollection" by Sara Rahbar
2008
Mixed media textile
203.2 x 116.8 cm
Unveiled: New Art From the Middle East at the Saatchi Gallery
This serendipitous shot is my favorite for April. I find it haunting and nostalgic, evocative of days gone by.
The Alzheimer's Society London Memory Walk, held at Potter's Field Park on the South Bank on Sunday. 8 October 2023
Picture by Andrew Higgins/Thousand Word Media/The Alzheimer's Society
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In memory of John Murn, clerk, 22 years vicar of this parish,
who died June 23rd 1749 aged 52 years
And Elizabeth his wife, who died September 13th 1737 aged 35
Also George thie3r son who died June 1st 1769 aged 39
Also Elizabeth their daughter who died October 2nd 1773 aged 45
Also Mary their daughter who died September 19th 1774 aged 41 Likewise two of their infant children - Church of St Peter & St Paul, Chatteris Cambridgeshire.
71572778 minutes / 60 minutes / 24 hours / 365 days (leap years not calculated) = 136.1925 years
to recover a 16 gig compact flash card?
lesson learned. do not format your 16gig compact flash card if you didn't double check if you copied it properly. :/
seriously though, it's a weird glitch in the software. it's not as bad as it looks. since i've posted this, it's at file 621.
An illustration published in The Ottawa Citizen that accompanied an editorial piece about how people create memories early on in childhood using their senses, before language skills are learned and take over how memories are created.
This illustration was used a second time in The Toronto Star, accompanying an op-ed piece on "the false memory syndrome" phenomenon.
I know this photo isn't PERFECT but i wanna start challenging myself as i feel all my photos are quite easy concepts.
I've gone through some unhappy stuff in my personal life recently and i've got to the point where it just feels good to sort of delete things in my past that i need to move on from, even if that means hiding the happy memories for the time being.
Some feedback really would be appreciated!
Một món quà mà em tặng tôi sau chuyến du lịch ngắn của em về.
Một chiếc móc điện thoại bình thường nhưng đối với tôi nó rất đặc biệt. Luôn móc vào điện thoại dù cho người khác khi nhìn vào sẽ thấy kì cục khi một thằng con trai hơn 20 tuổi mà lại vác theo cái đồ chơi này bên cạnh. Nhưng kệ, dễ thương mà!
That Ragged Old Flag!
Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the attack on our country.
I took this picture of my American Flag on September 11, 2020 in front of the county courthouse (pictured) in Sulphur Springs, Texas. (Yes! I’m proud to call it, my Flag.) That day I had been watching the demonstration that had taken place in front of the White House and saw how peaceful it real was in comparison to the other rally’s that had been going on around the country, in the name of peace!
As a God-fearing man, I couldn’t help but think about all those who sacrificed their lives for the freedoms that we have today. And let’s not forget those first responders who put their lives on the line every day to keep us safe. And in the face of uncertainty, several things still stand; God is still God, and always will be! This country is still a free country. We still have our freedoms. We’re still a great nation alongside our Democrat and Republican Brothers and Sisters. And the American Flag is still waving to all of the people of its country; mine included. (Note: take a close look at this picture of the Flag and you can see that it too is getting ragged on its fringes.)
The picture of the statue is modeled from a hometown disabled vet named Cody Elliott and his service dog, Bella……
Ironically while watching a program one evening, this poem, written by Johnny Cash, was presented as the sweet music 🎶 played on. Nothing makes me more proud than to live here, where I will certainly one day lay myself to eternal sleep under the banner of, That Ragged Old Flag.......
David Salinas
9-11-2023
youtube.com/watch?v=XfzJ8UBr-c0&feature=share
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I walked through a county courthouse square
On a park bench an old man was sitting there
I said, your old courthouse is kinda run down
He said, naw, it'll do for our little town
I said, your old flagpole has leaned a little bit
And that's a ragged old flag you got hanging on it
He said, have a seat, and I sat down
Is this the first time you've been to our little town?
I said, I think it is
He said, I don't like to brag
But we're kinda proud of that ragged old flag.
You see, we got a little hole in that flag there when When Washington took it across the Delaware.
And it got powder burns, the night Francis Scott Key,
Sat watching it, writing 'Oh, Say, Can You See.'
And it got a bad rip at New Orleans,
When Packingham and Jackson took it to the scene
And, it almost fell at the Alamo beside the Texas Flag
But she waved on through
She got cut with a sword at Chancerville,
And she got cut again at Shilo Hill
There was Robert E. Lee, Bouregard and Bragg
The South wind blew hard on that Old Ragged Flag
On Flanders Field in World War One
She got a big hole from a Bertha Gun
She turned BLOOD RED World War Two,
And she hung limp and low a time or two.
She was in Korea and Vietnam
She went from our ships upon the briny foam.
Now they've about quit waving her back here at home
In our good land she's been abused,
She's been burned, dishonored, denied, and refused
And the Government for which she stands
Is scandalized through out the land.
She's getting threadbare and she's wearing thin,
But, she's in good shape for the shape she's in,
Because she's been through the fire before,
I believe she can take a whole lot more.
So we raise her up every morning, and we
Take her down every night,
We don't let her touch the ground,
and we fold her up right.
On second thought, I DO LIKE TO BRAG,
BECAUSE I'M MIGHTY PROUD OF THAT RAGGED OLD FLAG!
This little former gas station was along the road on the drive back home and it reminded me of some of the old stations in northern Idaho except a lot of them looked like this while still being manned. Had to stop and make this image.
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As part of the PNCA Alumni Reunion, PNCA celebrates the new home of Memory 99 a significant work by PNCA alumnus Lee Kelly ‘59, on the Northwest Park Blocks adjacent to PNCA’s future Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design. Kelly’s Memory 99 was the cornerstone of the Portland Art Museum’s retrospective of the artist’s work and finds a permanent home in this future park block thanks to a gift for its purchase provided by The Ford Family Foundation.
Made possible by a grant from the Visual Arts Program of The Ford Family Foundation (Roseburg, Oregon) to preserve public access to works of consequence by Oregon’s most significant visual artists.
October 19, 2012. Photography by: Matthew Miller '11.