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poster / sticker graffiti discovered in San Francisco's Mission district.
Image from MEMEstreets, Street Art Photoblog; www.memestreets.com
La Asociación para la Recuperación de la Memoria Histórica entregó el 3 de mayo de 2014 en Abenójar, Ciudad Real, los restos de cuatro hombres asesinados por la represión franquista.
Los restos fueron entregados en un homenaje público a sus familiares para su posterior inhumación en el Cementerio Municipal, en un panteón construido para rendir homenaje a las 7 vÃctimas del franquismo de la localidad.
Las identidades de las 7 vÃctimas de Abenójar (Ciudad Real) son las siguientes:
28/09/1939 Juan Pérez Arellano.
30/11/1940 Avelino GarcÃa Romero y Manuel Marmolejo Pérez.
11/12/1940 Isabelo Pozo Fabián.
02/06/1941 Sixto Fernández Castillo, Daniel Yepes Padilla y Teófilo Soriano Anguita.
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My poor neglected harp has had a missing string for ages since it snapped a while back. I decided to finally replace it today as well as start get back into playing.
Here's how my harp was made, in case you're curious.
What good is a puzzle featuring U.S. presidents without James Polk and Abe Lincoln? Well, here it is.
Just as the title and photo show, we are missing our Flickr friends!
Evidently, life sure has been expecting a lot of lemonade because it has been supplying us with crates of lemons lately! I've missed having dolly time and getting to enjoy all of your sweet photos. I hope to catch up with all of you and get back to normal this week!
Miss all of you and love you! xoxo
Danika lost another tooth. While watching a movie, she smiles for the camera, showing off her new missing tooth.
September 11, 2001
New York, NY, USA
Ray's Pizza, like many shopfronts and walls throughout the city, covered in flyers appealing for news of loved ones missing.
Leanne Bouvet 2001
Today I had an engagement shoot (more to come with that one later) but it was cold and windy and it wasn't "nice" fall weather it was "hold on to your hat winter is coming" fall weather. So I'm posting a shot from a weekend up at the cottage.
I remember the day I took this picture so well, and I wonder if it is because I took the picture or because it is a day that stands out in memory for some reason. The thing is there is no real reason for it to stand out. I spent the day lazing around on the dock, read a book (The New Culture of Learning-I know I am super exciting) and then over cooked the perogies I made for dinner into a soggy mess. Oh yeah you can screw up perogies. I'm missing summer.
Today is her 4th birthday. Your best birthday gifts to Maddie is to help to bring her home. Please take a few minutes of your time and pass out the information. The more people that see this the better her chances are of being found.
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My daughter has had this fuzzy friend since she was little. When she went to college, she decided to leave her bear at home to make sure it stayed safe. From time to time, I "catch" the critter at the window looking for my daughter's eventual return home.
Yellow fur, long ears, last seen Monday morning.
Submission for the Cheltenham illustration awards, this years theme was "Tales from other's Eyes".
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In the newest edition of Traces magazine, we revisit the Sydney–Kormoran battle – a clash between two warships that ended in huge loss and missing wrecks. Both wrecks remained missing until 2008, when a new search uncovered their final resting places – 112 nautical miles off Steep Point in Western Australia, bringing years of uncertainty and speculation to an end.
What actually happened that fateful day? Let’s go back to 20 November 1941 – the HMAS Sydney (II), pride of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) after a series of successful battles in the Mediterranean, failed to return to Fremantle after escorting troop ship Zealandia. After several days and radio silence with no response, a search-and-rescue was launched by a concerned Naval board on 23 November. Little did they know that it would be another 67 years before they would see any trace of the ship again…
While searches were well underway by both the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) and RAN, German seamen from the HSK Kormoran, a German Raider, were being discovered by either ships or air searchers. In total, 315 German men were rescued at sea – they would be integral in finding out what happened to the HMAS Sydney (II).
After interrogation of the German seamen, it was established that the Kormoran and the Sydney engaged in battle on the seas on 19 November, leading to the devastating loss of the Sydney’s entire crew. None of the 645 people onboard the Sydney were found – the only thing found was a single inflatable lifebelt. The search was called off on 29 November. The loss of the ship, with its impressive battle record, was a huge blow to Australian wartime morale, equivalent to 35 per cent of all RAN crew losses in World War II action – the mystery of its wreck location a source of grief for all the families of those onboard.
www.tracesmagazine.com.au/2020/11/remembering-the-deadly-...
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Is it just the angle or does it seem like there's a carriage missing? Photo shot in Reef City, Johannesburg.
having joint custody of Roxy is really hard at times like these when Dad takes her with him on holiday and I miss her like crazy :(
She's been gone for 6 days now...I probably won't see her for another couple of weeks yet but at least I know she's missing me just as much. Dad says she mopes around all day or picks fights with the other doggies.
This is her fav pink blanky she sleeps on. Wherever blanky goes, Roxy follows, but I totally forgot to give it to Dad before he left so it's on my lap right now -sorry Roxy, I bet you're missing it lol