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Remembering those who lost their lives, and saying a prayer for the many more who lost fathers, mothers,husbands, wives, children, sisters, brothers, colleagues and friends.
14 июня 2014, Литургия в храме святого праведного Иоанна Кронштадтского / 14 June 2014, Divine Liturgy in the Church of St. John of Kronstadt
Local Sports posted Sep 16, 2019 @ 01:00pm by Josh Duncan
Chiefs captain creates scholarship in honour of Grant Sheridan
Myles Mattila is wearing the ‘C’ as the leader of the Kelowna Chiefs this year.
Off the ice, he’s been an exemplary leader in many facets of life for some time and he’s back at it again with a newly-created scholarship.
The Remembering Grant Sheridan Scholarship honours Grant Sheridan, the former owner of the Chiefs who passed away this summer, and it’ll be available to all KIJHL players.
Photo Credit: ContributedGrant Sheridan (L) and Myles Mattila
Photo Credit: Contributed
Grant Sheridan (L) and Myles Mattila
It’s been created through the MindRight for Athletes Society, another creation of Mattila, and will recognize a player for their hockey commitment, community involvement and academic achievement.
The scholarship will be initiated during the Chiefs’ home opener at Rutland Arena on Friday night and more details about it will become available as the season goes on.
“It is with heavy hearts the Kelowna Chiefs will be playing our home opener in memory of Grant. There will not be a dry eye in the house,” says Mattila.
“Grant was a very special person who will be dearly missed by all. Grant and I had very similar fundamental beliefs in the core values of hockey, education, and community involvement, which included mental health.”
Sheridan presented Mattila with the team’s Scholastic Player of the Year award after the 2017-18 season.
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I'm wrapping this week's discussion on how to approach making life changes. Not that we are "done." There is so much to talk about in this arena! But for today it's all about remembering that we are human beings, more than human doings. So instead of worrying about what to do, instead you can focus on how you want to feel and get some help from the Universe/God as to what that might actually be! It's a way of taking some of the stress off the decision, and that has basically been my goal this week.Email me with your photos and your favorite shows!Please vote for us at Podcast Alley! (Mahalo.)Our wonderful theme music is from Kaimoku: The Ukulele ExperimentHawaiian words 'Ike: feel reativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/">Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license.
Here come the men in black
It's the mib's, uh, here come's the mib's
Here come the men in black . men in blacck
They won't let you remember
Nah, nah. nah
The good guys dress in black, remember that
Just in case we ever face to face and make contact
The title held by me, mib
Means what you think you saw, you did not see
So don't brink be what was there is now gone
The black suits with the black ray bans on
Walk in shadow, move in silence
Guard against extra-terrestrial violence
But yo we ain't on no government list
We straight don't exist-no names and no fingerprints
Saw somethin' strange, watch your back
Cause you never quite know where the mibs is at
Uh, eh
* Here come the men in black, men in black
Galaxy defenders
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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From my little trip to relatives in Danmark.
A burning clay sculpture made by a danish artist.
(I'll write his name as soon as I'll remember it :P)
11th image from Danmark
Jylland, Danmark
Aug 2007
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'
She will be my next personal project. She is Lisbeth. And she's got new hair. And she will get a sixties look one day:) And I loooove this hair. I want this kind of hair for a Blythe :)
It was just past the ideal time for a picture; I tried walking fast, but the sun was only hitting the top of this historic building. It's okay, though, it's a pretty neat place.
And... remember the Alamo!
Remembering Our Fallen photographic war memorial honoring military fallen from the War on Terror on the Viterbo University campus, La Crosse, Wis., October 2021.
Local Sports posted Sep 16, 2019 @ 01:00pm by Josh Duncan
Chiefs captain creates scholarship in honour of Grant Sheridan
Myles Mattila is wearing the ‘C’ as the leader of the Kelowna Chiefs this year.
Off the ice, he’s been an exemplary leader in many facets of life for some time and he’s back at it again with a newly-created scholarship.
The Remembering Grant Sheridan Scholarship honours Grant Sheridan, the former owner of the Chiefs who passed away this summer, and it’ll be available to all KIJHL players.
Photo Credit: ContributedGrant Sheridan (L) and Myles Mattila
Photo Credit: Contributed
Grant Sheridan (L) and Myles Mattila
It’s been created through the MindRight for Athletes Society, another creation of Mattila, and will recognize a player for their hockey commitment, community involvement and academic achievement.
The scholarship will be initiated during the Chiefs’ home opener at Rutland Arena on Friday night and more details about it will become available as the season goes on.
“It is with heavy hearts the Kelowna Chiefs will be playing our home opener in memory of Grant. There will not be a dry eye in the house,” says Mattila.
“Grant was a very special person who will be dearly missed by all. Grant and I had very similar fundamental beliefs in the core values of hockey, education, and community involvement, which included mental health.”
Sheridan presented Mattila with the team’s Scholastic Player of the Year award after the 2017-18 season.
All you that do this place pass bye
Remember death for you must dye
As you are now then so was I
And as I am so that you be
Photo taken in Norwich Cathedral
A Day To Remember dropped by in Pulp Store, Manchester to meet some fans before their Eastpak Antidote Manchester Event.
Got a quick photo of them with a snowman prop in store, which they then signed.
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Matty at the flight 93 Memorial. A poigniant visit - Matty was a flight attendant when a group of everyday heroes wrestled control of flight 93 from terrorists, and plunged it into this field before it could reach its intended target. (He was of course not on the flight, no-one survived, but the events of that day signalled the moment the entire profession changed forever)
Family, friends and Soldiers from across Hawaii came together to honor the service and remember the legacies of our fallen heroes from 21st Infantry Regiment, 2nd Battalion, 25th Aviation Regiment and University of Hawaii ROTC graduates at the Remembering our Fallen Gimlets Ceremony on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Jan. 22, 2019. “They shall not grow old, as we that are left behind, age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun, we will remember them.” ~Laurence Binyon
Rund 70 Ukrainer, Anhänger der ukainischen Demokratiebewegung, begingen vor dem Berliner Brandenburger Tor den ersten Jahrestag der Proteste vom Kiewer Maidan. Rund 2.000 Menschen versammelten sich damals auf dem zentralen Platz der ukrainischen Hauptstadt. Sie protestierten gegen die Weigerung von Wiktor Janukowytsch, das Assoziierungsabkommen mit der EU zu unterzeichnen.
... Weeping incessantly, her eyes dried up of all the tears. Then she remembered that Lord Buddha was camping in the gardens of the outskirts of the town. She was aware of his Holiness and compassion. She perceived a faint ray of hope in the power and kindness of that great soul.
Rushing at the holy feet of Tathagata, the lady lamented, "O Lord, see! What great tragedy has befallen me! The cruel death has taken away my beloved and the only son. Now what is the purpose for my survival; where is the support? O Lord, I know you can work wonders; you have given lifeline to many, why not grace me now? Please O Merciful, be kind enough to bring my son back to life."
After thinking for a while, the Lord addressed the lady thus, "O mother, do not grieve. I shall try to bring back your son to life." The joy of the lady knew no bounds. She got up and expectantly looked at the Lord to perform the miracle.
Just then the Lord said, "Mother, but there is one condition. I shall require a few seeds of mustard and a pinch of salt to effectively succeed in this endeavor. Will you please bring the seeds and salt?"
"Yes, yes, my Lord. Here I go," said the mother, and was about to run to neighborhood when the Lord said, "But remember, bring the items only from such a family which is not yet smitten by death."
"O woman of the house, will you be kind enough to give me a few mustard seeds and some common salt?"
"Yes, why not? Take as much as you require."
"But," said the mother, "One thing should be clear; I can accept these two things only if there has been no death in your family."
The other woman replied, "Oh, how can that be! My aged father-in-law died six months back."
Thus went the mother from one house to another, but she could not find any family where death had not already paid its visit. A son or a daughter, father or mother, brother or sister, wife or husband someone or the other was the victim of cruel death sometime or the other, everywhere.
- Anonymous
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"I felt all that you have said, but somehow I was afraid of it, and I could not express it to myself. How well you know me! But we will not talk again of what has happened. It has been a marvellous experience. That is all. I wonder if life has still in store for me anything as marvellous."
The portrait was to bear the burden of his shame: that was all.. Like the gods of the Greeks, he would be strong, and fleet, and joyous. What did it matter what happened to the coloured image on the canvas? He would be safe. That was everything.
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- From The Picture of Dorian Gray , Oscar Wilde