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Not many sunny days to remember in 2012, especially the awful summer months, this was taken in june on one of the few better days, things seem so much better when the sun is shining.
New Stuff in the Winter '96 Sub Pop Catalog. Remember Velocity Girl? Remember the Spinanes? DO YOU REMEMBER THE AFGHAN WHIGS?? And what about that "fresh new band from Issaquah, Wa." called Modest Mouse?
It's hopelessly dorky, I know, but there were a couple catalogs that possibly changed my life a little bit. One was Burning Airlines, which had t-shirts for every band on the planet (as far as I was aware), and the other was the Sub Pop catalog. Although the back of this catalog tells us to consider placing an "order over the internet" because it's "safe," "fun," and "easy," I wasn't online yet, and I was in suburban Florida, and I didn't know that there were other people like me (aside from a few of my friends, of course) who would walk into Sam Goody and get pissed off that we couldn't find what we were looking for because a.) we weren't entirely sure what it sounded like and b.) even if we knew, Sam Goody wouldn't have it. So I used catalogs and magazines and read interviews with bands I loved to learn about what else was there and how big and old (and new) the world was, and it changed me and changed the music in my head.
Oh, and the catalog is on top of my beloved dictionary, the one I used to take along on vacations.
A giant, inflatable turkey holds a sign that says "remember." I really have no idea what this is about. Thanksgivng decorations are kind of rare and usually more muted.
One of the many ribbons left on the gates at Newcastle's Sacred Heart Cathedral at the time of Cardinal Pell's funeral. The ribbons were placed by survivors (and their supporters) of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
A firefighters Pledge
I promise concern for others.
A willingness to help all those in need.
I promise courage - courage to face an conquer my fears.
Courage to share and endure the ordeal of those who need me.
I promise strength - strength of heart to bear whatever burdens
might be placed upon me.
Strength of body to deliver to safety all those placed within my care.
I promise the wisdom to lead, the compassion to comfort,
and the love to serve unselfishly whenever I am called
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www.clickeventonline.com/event/cultura/131208-Remembering...
Celebrating the music of Cuban Maestro Ernesto Lecuona (1895-1963) on the 50th anniversary of his passing
Emilio Cueto, Selector and Narrator
Dr. Armando Tranquilino, Musical Director
Laura MartÃnez León, Soprano
Juan Mansilla, Baritone
Mariá Paulina GarcÃa, Piano
Javier Sardiñas, Piano
Pearl Fuentes, Violin
Zacharie Small, Contrabass
Daniel Lepervanche: Audio Engineer
Saturday 10th November 2018 was the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One. It was commemorated in Carlisle with special events around the city under the banner 'Carlisle Remembers 1918'
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Woodhouses Cricket Club's tribute to Jesse Clare, a founder and former secretary, alongside the boundary at their home ground, The Belfields. Captured during a seven-wicket win for the Greater Manchester League team over Lancashire League Burnley in the first round of the Lancashire Knockout Cup. Opting to bat, Burnley slumped to 34-6. A stand of 51 for the seventh wicket repaired some of the damage but Woodhouses, despite being 0-2, then eased to their target for the loss of three wickets.
Match statistics:
Woodhouses (Greater Manchester League, Premier Division) versus Burnley (Lancashire League, Division One)
Lancashire Knockout Cup, Round One (45 over match, 1pm start)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 60. Burnley won the toss and elected to bat. Burnley 109 off 31 overs (Alex Spender 4-16) lost by seven wickets to Woodhouses 111-3 off 20 overs (Nick Hardman 49 not out).
One reason I hadn't visited the Doodle Bridge sooner is the damage from Hurricane Sandy, last October. Only recently has someone taken chain saws to the Boy Scouts' nature trail and removed fallen trees. I found that the Doodle Bridge was also a bit twisted. The deck of the bridge is no longer completely level.
Debris is still piled near the bridge, in the tributary it spans.
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning.
We WILL remember them.
-Laurence Binyon 1914
not good quality but it was taken about 60 years ago and I think is the only one we have of our mum with her hair down!!
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863 is the year when the Saints Cyril and Methodius came to our lands from Greece, and made the first alphabet for the Old Slavonic language. This was needed for the recognition of the language as official for ceremonies of the Christian church. Until then the only official language was Latin, and this simple fact led to tensions and many armed conflicts - western countries of Europe have seen them as supporters of Christianity, and the tendention of eastern countries to use their own language was seen as opposition against the church. The work of Cyril and Methodius in Moravia was base for all later comming Eastern Christian and Orthodox churches.