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The Beltane Pagan Picnic at the 'Roundhouse' - May 2012

View of Unity Island in Buffalo, NY, September 20, 2020.

 

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District's work at Unity Island is made up of two separate projects that will remove invasive species and restore 10 acres of coastal wetland habitat. The restoration project is a prime example of a much larger campaign for beneficial use of dredged material in the Great Lakes region.

United to bring power back to the people.

El diablo nuestro de todos los días

Los Diablos Danzantes de Naiguatá, una de las manifestaciones culturales más emblemáticas de Venezuela, se celebran en la costa del estado Vargas y son reconocidos por su colorido y fervor. Cada año, durante la festividad de Corpus Christi, los diablos danzantes salen a las calles vestidos con trajes vibrantes y máscaras impresionantes, realizando danzas y rituales que mezclan elementos de la religión católica con prácticas ancestrales indígenas y africanas. Esta celebración, que data de la época colonial, no solo es una muestra de devoción religiosa, sino también un símbolo de resistencia cultural y unidad comunitaria. Los diablos danzantes rinden homenaje al Santísimo Sacramento, pidiendo protección y bendiciones para su pueblo, y al mismo tiempo, preservan y transmiten una rica tradición que fortalece la identidad cultural de Naiguatá y atrae a numerosos visitantes cada año.

 

Our Everyday Devil

The Dancing Devils of Naiguatá, one of Venezuela's most iconic cultural expressions, take place in the coastal region of Vargas state and are renowned for their vibrant and fervent celebrations. Each year, during the Corpus Christi festival, the dancing devils parade through the streets in colorful costumes and striking masks, performing dances and rituals that blend Catholic traditions with ancestral Indigenous and African practices. This celebration, dating back to the colonial era, is not only an act of religious devotion but also a symbol of cultural resistance and community unity. The dancing devils honor the Blessed Sacrament, seeking protection and blessings for their community while preserving and passing on a rich tradition that strengthens Naiguatá's cultural identity and draws numerous visitors annually.

 

Dunn Center for the Performing Arts

January 20, 2014

United to bring power back to the people.

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14-02-04 Unity Hall, Wakefield restoration project.. This is Joe.

27th POLICE UNITY TOUR Arrival Ceremony at National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial along E between 4th and 5th Street, NW, Washington DC on Friday afternoon, 13 May 2023 by Elvert Barnes Photography

 

POLICE UNITY TOUR website at policeunitytour.com/

 

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial NATIONAL POLICE WEEK 2023 at nleomf.org/memorial/programs/national-police-week-2023/

 

Elvert Barnes 32nd POLICE WEEK 2023 docu-project at elvertxbarnes.com/police-week

 

Elvert Barnes May 2023 at elvertxbarnes.com/2023

 

Elvert Barnes former Police Unity Tour docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/PoliceUnityTour.html

12-02-14 Unity Hall, Wakefield.

The Maryland Military Department celebrated Unity Day, an event designed to enhance cross-cultural awareness and promote harmony, Sept. 23, 2010, at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. Unity Day included displays, artifacts, games/activities, food samples from the different groups as well as live music by the Maryland Defense Force Band. (Photo by Spc. Breeanna DuBuke, 29th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

The Maryland Military Department came together to recognize the diverse backgrounds and cultures of its members through the seventh annual Unity Day celebration at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore, Md., April 26.

 

Unity Day is an opportunity to observe the different ethnic backgrounds that make up the Military Department and educate the members on what makes each culture unique. This year’s theme was ‘Recognizing Diversity and Religion – one nation, many voices.’

Another try at shots for the uptosomethingelse competition.

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I was trying to get something around Will Alsops 'City of contradictions'. There's a version of this without the car, showing the new building casting it's shadow over the cobbled street. It's not really what I was after but this one was spared the cut, mainly because of the shadowy figure driving.

CD case containing a ltd. edition chill out CD

Another interior shot of Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple

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Unity 7

 

Minas Trend - Verao 2018

 

Foto : Ze Takahashi / FOTOSITE

Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple

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AGENDA FOR JNUSU 2003-04 The ABVP also opposes the. politicization of Indian programme we have started t~ arrange tricy.ctes,.

H. tory congress by historians ltke lrfan Habib, Romila scholarships, and other accessones to the physicallyT~sapar, Mridula Mukhe~ee a~d others. Th~se politically challenged and needystudents. Mos1 recently, the ABVPwentThe Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad is working for the otivated historian should realize that there IS no teeth in on four day indefinite hunger strike successfully against the.

last 55 years in the educational field wi~h.the goal ofa;>mplete ~eir argument after the recent verdict of the Supreme Court eviction order served to a Mahi-Mandavi resident.National Reconstruction by channehstng students power in relation to the so called saffronlzation of NCERT syllabus. During the course of the year 2000-2001, the ABVP led.

under the banner of Cultural Nationalism. The Parishad has we further demand that the curriculum should be more JNUSU fulfilled the long standing demand of a Railway.

always taken the lead in fightin~divisive ~nddisru~tive forces tndianised and updated..

and safeguarding national mterests trrespecttve of the Reservation Counter on the campus, ATM facility in the SBI.

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o ur vision of a nationalist and culturally informed.

political party in power. We have undertak:n the task of Extensio n Counter, purchase and installation of 140deansing the education system of the coloma! legacy and education system, which has now received legal backing, is computers to be used by students of each centre. purchase asserting our national identity. We dream of a confident and fundamentally different from the Communist understanding of 4000 books for the Central Library, started a Students'of what should constitute an ideal education system. The Wetfare Fund, resolved to a great extend the hostel crisis on.

rejuvenated Bharat. free from s~al inequa!i~es a~d wan~.

of material needs and econom1c opportumt1es. V1dyarth1 arm-chair intellectuals of the Left and their patrons in the the campus by expediting the building and allotment of Mahi-Parishad stands for a social transformation which nurtures congress have been equally responsible for the continuation Mandavi. and starting of work on two more hostels in thethe diversity of our national life by reiterating our common of an education system which aims at producing youth who campus. etc. civilisational experience. are Indian by blood but English by tastes and habits. Western The politics of the Students Federation of India hingesterminology and modes of knowledge still enjoy a complete.

The JNUSU election 2003-04 is taking place in the around lies, rumour-mongering and divisive politics based.

hegemony and indigenous forms of know1edge are frowned.

backdrop of a emerging confident and resurgent nation. The upon regton. religion. caste and creed. They have tried to.

upon. It is in this context that we welcome the nationalist and.

economic indicators are strong and the_GOP growth rate is whip up paranoia over their disinforrnation campaign in order.

culturally informed education policy envisaged by the present.

expected to be dose to 07% owing ~o good monsoon, brilliant to conceal their utter failure to articulate or pursue any.

government. Such an initiative alone will help us in.

export and industrial revival and commendable fiscal constructive agenda forthe campus. On the contrary. Vidyarthi.

management. The leadership provided to developing developing our indigenous system of knowledge and Panshad stands committed to an agenda, which seeks to.

nations and undeveloped countries by India in Cancun breaking free from categories like 'rational', 'scientific'. benefrt the student community and the nation. Our focus for'progressive' etc, which are an offshoot of the Enlightenment.

further strengthens our resolve to undermine the the coming year will be on the following issues:hegemonistic mechanisms sought to be introduced in WTO. disoourse of 18th century Europe, which found its way intoIndia with Brffish colonialism. > Course restructuring in various subjects of dffferent.

Indian efforts to enter into multilateral understanding with.

different nations to oounter terrorism at global and local level centres, both humanities and sciences, in view of theAgenda for the JNU campus changing needs and demands of society..

should be supported and promoted at all costs. Terrorism Setting up of a Central Placement. Bureau for JNU tocontinues to threaten our security through monstrous .

Last year the SFI-AISF alliance was able to win all the .

Cater to students of all schools and centres so that.

designs. Terrorism as an ideology should be countered atall levels. The dastardly attack on Chandrababu Naidu by four central panel posts owing to their unholy nexus with research work is also integrated with the job market.

NSUI-AISA. The SFI led JNUSU remained defunct for the.

PWG is condemnable and its points towards the fact that Ensure students scholarship of at least Rs. 2000!-perterrorist outfits backed by the communists and Islamic whole year with the major problems of students community month for Ph.D Scholars..

remaining unaddressed. The protesting residents of Maht-.

fundamentalists continues to pose threat to our national Oppose commercialisation of education tn JNl.J at a114.

Mandavi were fined heavily with the SFI led JNUSU remaining.

unity and integrity. cost and resist the introduction of further short-tenna mute spectator. The JNUSU office bearers only intervened .

courses..

We also appredate the remarMble achievements which to broker a deal with the Admn. and extracted apology lettersIndia achieved under the present govt.in the diplomatic front. from the protesting residents in lieu ofreduction ofthe amount Effect a merger of the School of Information TechnotlXJ' .

India has been recognized as an equal player in various of fines. Today the SFI led JNUSU Is not in a position to and School of Computer and Systems Setences so international issues not only by her existing allies like Russia, claim a single achievement to its credit. the latter is not bypassed in any way.Ensure further grants for upgradation of the Lib ....

South East Asia and others but also by other important The ABVP was the first organisation to raise its voi~.

nations like United States of America, Israel, The Middle purchase of necessary books and journals. 3.

against the heavy fines imposed on the Mahi-Mandavt extending the opening time of the Central Lib~ tTEast. China and the European Union. To cite in two important -.

residents. We continuously resisted the attempts of the ~FI.

example are the recognition of India as a equal partner in midnight all the year round and 2 AM durmg t.

led JNUSU to start a Co-operative Mess in Mahi-MandaVI. It semesters.the recent G-8 Summit and the deletion of Sikkim as a .

was the result of such endeavours that today the Mahi-.

independent country in the official Chinese maps which is Mandavi Mess faciHty is regularised. The ABVP has also To ensure proper funding of the libraries conc.emedan acknowledgment by the Chinese leadership that Sikkim started programme to reach out to the physically challenged different centres so that required books and I'-un'kl ~ in an integral part of India. and socially deprived section of the society. Under such may be made available on regular basis .

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