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Remember when Christmas parties meant dressing up? Not any more.
Brushes.
Her hand looked HORRIBLE, so I just replaced the original painting with this one - same thing only hand IN POCKET!! Whewww - I feel better now.
View of fallen leaves in December in Tacoma, Washington
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Lt. Governor Rutherford Pays Tribute To Those Slain By Impaired Drivers by Joe Andrucyk at Miller Senate Building, Bladen Street, Annapolis MD 21401
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.
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.
A Night to Remember: ESCP Paris Gala 2025 🎉
On Friday, 14th March, the ESCP Business School community gathered for an unforgettable evening at the Pavillons de Bercy. With 600 guests from across all programmes—Bachelor, Pre-Master, MIM, MS—along with faculty and staff, this record-breaking edition of the ESCP Paris Gala was a true celebration of our school spirit, excellence, and fellowship.
From the moment of arrival, the atmosphere was nothing short of spectacular—a perfect blend of elegance, excitement, and shared pride. The evening opened with a champagne reception and vintage attractions, immersing everyone in a world of magic and wonder. As laughter and conversations filled the venue, guests seized the opportunity to (re)connect, forge new memories, and strengthen the deep bonds that define our ESCP community.
Guests were then treated to an exquisite seated dinner curated by Michelin-starred Chef Frédéric Simonin and Chef Hugues Gérard, Executive Chef at Culture Food, who trained under Chef Alain Ducasse.
The evening’s highlights included:
✨ A heartfelt welcome address by Professor Léon Laulusa, Executive President & Dean, recognising the remarkable engagement of our students, faculty, and staff.
✨ A special thank you to Professor Cécile Kharoubi (Paris Dean), Richard Obringer (Paris Campus Life Director & Deputy Director), and Solène Hoyez (Head of Federal Events) for their dedication in bringing this Gala to life.
✨ The highly anticipated ESCP Societies Awards, honouring our outstanding Paris student associations:
🏆 Creative Award: Bachelor Society
🏆 Unifying Award: BDE
🏆 Essential Award: SCEP Invaders
🏆 Jury’s Special Prize: ESCP Israel
A spectacular dancefloor reveal, marking the start of an electrifying party led by DJ Dan Bessis (ESCP Alumnus 2017).
As the night drew to a close, each guest received a special goodie bag—a token of gratitude for being part of this magical evening. This gesture reflected our ESCP values of excellence, generosity, and lifelong connection, reinforcing our commitment to fostering a global, engaged, and united community.
A huge thank you to everyone who made this night so special! Until next year, let’s continue to celebrate the ESCP spirit.
This has got to be my favourite colour of all! I love it! As I look out my window and see crappy snow and cold I look at this and hope it comes back soon!
...thought we'd go a bit traditional and modern all in one. Mom loved carnations and orchids. It was so beautiful - so many orchids :)
Mom - dearly loved and always remembered 1926 - 2008
"For death begins with life's first breath
And life begins at touch of death"
John Oakenham
Robert Pattinson, Ruby Jerins and Emilie de Ravin attend the premiere of "Remember Me" at the Paris Theatre on March 1, 2010 in New York City.
Remember back, before the cold and the snow, all the way back to last summer, when it looked like this outside? So bright and thirsty and full of life... I can't wait for the rain to start!
Two things to always remember:
1. Every country is great, especially Jamaica.
2. No matter what, every day's a great day, in Jamaica.
See you in Jamaica.
Bonita Jamaica
Beautiful Place. Amazing People.
The National September 11 Memorial & Museum remembers and honors the victims of the February 26, 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.
Wedding reception.
John Schmitt, step-father of the groom, had recently passed away.
July 16, 2016.
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So, I can't remember exactly why but I did end up getting the most recent Aquaman from the S.H. Figuarts line. I think maybe it was out of sheer pity for the product line that I threw it into the preorder bin at the same time as Guile.
Haven't seen the movie, but I know enough that I recognize he's got his primary weapon in the set, along with two heads, some hands, and some admittedly pretty neat looking effects parts. Now that I think about it, I feel it was the effects that actually sold this set for me, or at least the ones on the trident did.
So where to begin. I guess we can talk about likeness. It's OK, not too bad but once you get close up it's not as accurate as the Black Widow figures I have... but it IS more accurate than the Captain Marvel releases. Proportions are a bit on the lean side but ultimately you get a relatively buff looking guy. Texture on the outfit does a good job of mimicking the actual suit in the movie.
With regard to articulation, it goes without saying that the primary head is terrible. They did split the hair into two pieces that theoretically allows the upper half (with the actual face) to swivel independently, but an insufficient gap to permit this movement. The actual body itself is about standard for a Figuarts release. It's not exactly as articulated as the Fighting Body but you can get some decent poses in, including those with the spear.
Speaking of which, there is actually a panel you can remove on the lower back of the figure that allows you to utilize one of Bandai's stands, which are, of course, sold separately.
Paint Applications are generally quite sharp. Detail paint only comes into play on the hands and the face, so the rest of it is a nice, smooth application of one metallic colour. On the plus side, like with Green Goblin, it's safe to say that there are very few unpainted surfaces on this figure, if any at all, as I think even the hair/beard is painted. The masking of the hands is quite sharp and work on the face is generally sharp. There were a few minor paint errors observed on the face, though it seems a good number of those were dried paint flakes that were easily brushed off.
Build Quality wise, everything fit together and holds as it should. No obvious poor finishes were observed, and there were no tolerance issues even on the smaller parts like the flips on the waist, or the tabs for inserting of the effects parts. I didn't experience any random limb popping while trying to pose the figure.
*NO photoshop effects were used in altering this photo, other than the inTheory Designs watermark.
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17 September marks the 51st anniversary of the aeroplane accident that took the lives of Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld and seven other UN staff members en route to peace talks in Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia). Photo credit: Jocelyne Sambira/Africa Renewal
December 7, 1941 — REMEMBER!!
Dorie Miller, a cook aboard the battleship West Virginia when the Japanese sneak attacked Pearl Harbor, helped get the mortally wounded captain to safety, then, without any prior training, manned a gun in defense of the ship and crew. He was the first African American to receive the Navy Cross. Tragically, Miller died aboard the USS Liscome Bay when it was sunk by a Japanese torpedo in 1943. Miller is a true hero of World War II.
I suppose when you live on an island that could be under 2' of lava at a moment's notice, it's important to remind the children about Noah's rescue mission. This was a really cool toy I found in an art shop. I'm not sure what the artist had against pandas, though. They look like they've had the poop scared out of them. Or they're just wholly uncomfortable being seated next to the polar bears. Maybe they owe money.
Most of the bricks seen here have inscriptions in them dedicated to the memory of lost loved ones. Even the fountain was a memorial to a loved one. This is simply a gorgeous setting to sit and enjoy the day here in Kingston Ontario Canada.
Remember
by Christina Georgina Rossetti(1830-1894)
Remember me when I am gone away,
Gone far away into the silent land;
When you can no more hold me by the hand,
Nor I half turn to go yet turning stay.
Remember me when no more day by day
You tell me of our future that you plann'd:
Only remember me; you understand
It will be late to counsel then or pray.
Yet if you should forget me for a while
And afterwards remember, do not grieve:
For if the darkness and corruption leave
A vestige of the thoughts that once I had,
Better by far you should forget and smile
Than that you should remember and be sad.
There are no surviving veterans of WW1, the lessons of that war were never learnt and we still find ourselves surrounded by power crazy... or simply crazy megalomaniacs. The human race is deeply flawed