Hallo zusammen, ich würde gerne nach meinem Realschulabschluss (den ich nächstes Jahr machen werde) ein Jahr das machen worauf ICH Lust habe. ) da ich nicht so viel geld habe kann ich mir keine 300 euro grafikkarte leisten..
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I'm not sure how wordpress is set up, but in blogspot, I click on a list of posts and it will list the post and how many comments there are. I started out with having to approve each comment, but found 1) I didn't always get to them the same day so they may be hanging out in cyber space for a while and 2) people didn't comment as much. So I switched to allowing all comments. The problem…I didn't see the comments that others had posted on previous posts. I can barely remember my kid's date of birth (which I have gotten wrong 3 times this year already) much less how many comments each post had. So now I have my blog on a setting where comments more than a week old will need to be approved. Now I can read the comments on older posts as they show up on my dashboard.
I still have two problems with this. I don't check my dashboard every day. And after I read the comment, I have to try to guess which post the comment about as there is no link on the dashboard to the comment. As a result, I usually do a search typing in a possible tag, check out the results (which I have to do immediately so I can tell if these are the comments I just read) and then reply to them.
Thanks for your (quick!) reply Virginia.
It sounds like I'll need to think about how best to manage my comments if and when I start getting the type of volume you appear to get. I just wonder if we have developed undefined cultural norms around the temporality of blogging discourse; in the way we write, access and comment on blogs.
It is important for bloggers to realize that your writings might be accessed long after you have posted them. Managing the comments is as important, I think, as creating tags, effective titles, and your profile.


There are images of a card that is a closeup of the pair wearing the same jewels and dresses signed "Copenhagen 1902" at https://www.pinterest.com/lyndira/marie-of-orleans. Images of Princess Waldemar can be seen here.
Upgrade image posted 24 November 2016 from Wikimedia; numerous spots and flaws removed with Photoshop and monocolor tint removed.
The complex sleeves of the Orléans cousins' dresses are in keeping with a 1902 date. The dresses and jewels are ethereal. The dresses presumably have typical waist bands and waistlines.


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'The Voice' crowns Jake Hoot winner over runner-up Ricky Duran in Season 17 finale
By Elizabeth Kwiatkowski, 12/17/2019
The Voice crowned Jake Hoot its Season 17 champion over runner-up Ricky Duran and two other finalists during Tuesday night's finale.
Jake, a 31-year-old from Cookeville, TN, who sang on behalf of The Voice coach Kelly Clarkson's team all season long, was declared the winner of The Voice's seventeenth season during the live two-hour finale broadcast on NBC.
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Jake's big win was determined by home-viewer votes that had poured in following Monday night's Top 4 performance show in which each finalist took the stage three times with a cover, a holiday duet with his or her coach, and a brand-new original single.
Jake, a one-chair turn in the Blind Auditions, expressed how grateful he was to Kelly for his experience on The Voice before host Carson Daly announced the final results.
"I can't thank you enough for believing in me from the get-go, for giving me every opportunity along the way," Jake said.
"I love you... Not only have I grown as an artist and as a person, but your love for your kids made me a better parent. So thank you so much."
This season marked Kelly's third victory as a coach out of her four seasons on The Voice.
Ricky Duran, a 29-year-old Massachusetts native currently living in Austin, TX, finished in second place. He represented Blake Shelton's team this season.
Katie Kadan, a 38-year-old from Chicago, IL, from John Legend's team, claimed third place.
And Rose Short, a 34-year-old from Killeen, TX, who was a member of Gwen Stefani's team, placed fourth.
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For the first time in seven seasons, each of the four The Voice coaches had an artist in the finale.
Kelly pointed out prior to Jake's win this season of The Voice arguably had the "most talented group of singers" ever and the competition had been especially fierce.
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Jake, however, performed consistently well throughout the season and frequently landed in the top spot on iTunes' Singles chart.
On Monday night, Jake impressed with his cover performance of "Amazed" by Lonestar and his holiday duet with Kelly, but he truly shined when debuting his original single, "Better Off Without You." Jake co-wrote the song, which the country singer penned when going through a painful divorce.
John, however, predicted on Monday night Ricky would end up with the most-streamed original song because the tune, "A Woman Like Her," was "magical" and "gorgeous."
Prior to the announcement of Jake's victory, the following artists performed on the show: former The Voice coach Jennifer Hudson, former American Idol finalist Adam Lambert, last season's The Voice winner Maelyn Jarmon, Little Big Town, Dua Lipa, Lady Antebellum, Black Eyed Peas, Luke Combs, Gary Clark Jr., and Yolanda Adams.
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In addition, previously-eliminated contestants from The Voice's seventeenth season also took the stage.
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Master of the double standard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology linguistics professor and political activist Noam Chomsky — the world's best known public intellectual — says somewhere that the United States' prescriptions for other economies it wouldn't dare follow itself, knowing how catastrophic the consequences could be to its own economy.
As if to once again prove Chomsky right, the US government has put together a record-breaking $700 billion plan to acquire the distressed assets of US private banks and other financial firms to save them from ruin, and possibly stave off a devastating depression.
To be financed by the taxes of middle and working class Americans, among whom many have gone bankrupt and lost their homes precisely because of the gargantuan CEO salaries and mega-risks those very same firms their government would now save took, the plan is on top of the billion federal government bail-out last week of US top insurer AIG, and earlier, the 0 billion rescue of the mortgage firms Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The total cost to US taxpayers of the Paulson Plan (drawn up by US Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr.) and other bail-outs is estimated at .4 trillion.
US prescriptions on how other countries should run their economies the US usually delivers via the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, both of which it dominates. (Paul Wolfowitz, former US Deputy Secretary of Defense, and one of the architects of the invasion of Iraq, was WB President, for example.) IMF-WB prescriptions are in fact reducible to the one basic economic principle to which the US claims loyalty: it is to allow market forces free rein without State interference.
Both institutions impose observance of this principle by making adherence to economic policies known as Structural Adjustment Programs, or SAPs, a condition to qualify for IMF-WB loans. But the only SAPs are the recipients of IMF-WB conditionalities. Although modified when needed to suit the specific conditions of each country, SAPs demand the devaluation of local currencies against the dollar; the dismantling of price controls; and the privatization and liberalization of the economy (meaning no state industries, and allowing foreign companies unlimited entry) among others.
SAPs are the vehicle for the implementation on a global scale of the Reaganite policies that from the 1980s onwards have made the world so profitable for US multinationals and impoverished third world nations, cut programs in education and health, and allowed the spiraling of basic food costs for the world's poor.
Obviously, those principles are only for the rest of the world and not for the United States. State intervention — some have erroneously called it "socialism" — to save the finance privateers who've been raking in millions with hardly any interference all these years from the elite-dominated US government is apparently acceptable, for so long as it's the US that's doing it and it's the taxpayers who'll foot the bill while those responsible remain at large. The privateers who've brought the entire planet to the edge of ruin will in fact even be rewarded via the boost in the value of the stocks of the companies they've pillaged.
But wait. It's not just in the economic realm that the US has a double standard (what's good for us isn't necessarily good for them), but also in foreign policy. US foreign policy divides countries into those it likes, and those it doesn't. The basic criterion to qualify for either category—and where you belong can decide whether you'll get millions in military and economic aid or be at the receiving end of smart bombs, Tomahawk missiles, and the M-16s of trigger-happy GIs from the trailer parks of Alabama and Iowa– is how friendly you are to US multinationals, US aims and US interests.
Thus was Saddam Hussein's Iraq shocked and awed in 40 days and nights of bombing because, while previously allied with the US, he wouldn't let US oil companies into Iraq to exploit its oil resources—and thus is Israel the largest recipient of US military aid and a power whose nuclear arms are of no concern to the US because it's been the US' Middle East capo and enforcer since the 1960s.
Israel is not incidentally also the biggest violator of UN resolutions, including those protective of Palestinian rights in Israeli-occupied territories, which are themselves the subject of other UN resolutions for being illegal. What's significant is that the US invaded Iraq in 2003, to, among other "reasons," enforce a UN resolution demanding that Iraq disarm, but hasn't done the same to Israel. Instead Israel receives the biggest slice of US military aid at US billion a year.
Then there's the arena of human rights, about which the US is so vociferous—but only when it comes to countries too independent to bow to the bottom line precept of US policy (which, former US President and George W's father, George F. Bush said in 1991, is "What we say, goes").
The US has loudly chastised and actively intervened in China on the Tibetan issue and the Chinese government's treatment of the Falun Gong religious sect, with US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice taking every opportunity to take the Chinese to task. But it totally ignores the Israeli military's treatment of Palestinian civilians, which has included bulldozing and bombing the homes of suspected terrorists even at the cost of civilian deaths.
And of course, there's US condemnation of human rights violations in countries like Cuba—while it unlawfully detains and tortures suspected terrorists in its prisons in Iraq and Guantanamo, or transfers them to other countries for torture in that practice exquisitely known as "rendition."
Meanwhile, the US recently condemned Russia for invading the former Soviet Republic of Georgia, which US President George W. Bush described as a "sovereign country"– which Iraq was too, at least until 2003. As the whole world knows, that fact didn't stop the US from doing to Iraq precisely what the Russians did to Georgia.
The US has long beaten the Russians in the invasion game by staying on and on in Iraq. Republican Party presidential candidate John McCain, has even pledged to keep US troops there for a hundred years should he win– so they can continue committing one atrocity after another including torture, rape, and the killing of women and children.
The would-be Master of the Universe –the jury's still out on whether it can achieve that not-so-secret ambition without destroying itself and the planet– there's one thing the US surely is, and that's the Master of the Double Standard.
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Perhaps one of the very most common kinds of do-it-yourself projects may be the bathroom. In reality, it is a very nearly a tie between the restroom or the kitchen as the most common updated rooms of a home! And like any other home improvement project, your bathroom remodel – especially one that is located off the master suite – means there are a selection of choices to be made from the forms of flooring and fixtures to features like the bathroom vanity and lights. Many of us will be in that situation if you are getting into a new house, or simply renovating a preexisting home, and you will need to buy a brand new bathroom sink. You may not be sure concerning the forms of bathroom sinks available, or what's important to consider when buying bathroom sinks. In this information, we shall consider some of the factors you need to take into account, along with briefly discussing a number of the other factors you should think of before buying a sink. You can find almost uncountable types of bathroom shower ideas across the world. Mostly people such as for instance a little flair in there shower style, so for this specific purpose we've placed some of the finest form of shower ideas below.
So what kind of elements does one consider when a bathroom remodel has been planned? All things considered, you will find so many choices! But perhaps first thing to do is to truly have a plan. Make sure to keep things such as for instance budget and useable space key determinants along the way so that you can move forward. Of course, if you make use of a skilled team of remodelers, then you can be sure that they may know to plan the room so you get probably the most boost for the budget. The Aluminum Glass Shower. The initial type of bathroom shower design, which I am going to share with you, is a type of Aluminum and glass shower having an enclosure. This enclosure is created using glass panels, that is attached with a metal frame. This shower enclosure is then surrounded with walls fitted with metal grey tiles, the blend of the metal with the tiles and clear glass provides a slightly new look.
As you begin considering upgrades, don't just forget about choosing your bathroom vanity that complements your style. No longer is one relegated to boring Formica countertops for the bathroom! Today's homeowners can decide from a variety of surfaces such as inlaid tiles, natural stone or even custom pieces that add depth and beauty. But each of these bathroom vanity tops offer a range of features or options of customizing. As you make your decision, remember these basics of bathroom vanity choices. Among the main factors to consider is space – what are your special restrictions when buying and fitting a fresh sink. There is no point choosing your dream bathroom sink, only to find that it doesn't fit in, or alternatively that it looks too small within your bathroom. Take into account the design of the space – will the restroom sink go in the corner of the space, or would you like it to function as centrepiece of the room.
The Seaside shower. One bathroom shower idea is that a lot of people would first think twice before implementing this idea. The concept uses a simpler form of shower attached on to the side of a wall and the shower may be moved because it is linked to a pipe. To improve the effect, dark grey tiles will undoubtedly be attached only on the ground, whilst the walls will soon be covered with sea blue colored checkered tiles. To include more effect a sitting area will also be made in the shower, which is connected, which will be covered with light grey tiles and the general shower area is going to be covered with glass panels. This sort of bathroom shower idea is definitely among its kind as it reflects a serious sophisticated design with only a little reflection of the sea. The toilet vanity you choose should: Be crafted to allow for the keeping the sink to be wherever you need it to go. Be either a complete match to the bathroom vanity material or either a deliberate contrast that still complements the colors and design of the room. Coordinate with picking a commode and shower/bathtub. Be able to accommodate and work with whatever fixtures you've chosen as part of the remodel. Keep in mind that the faucets are normally either widespread designs that require at the very least 3 drilled holes to be made or center spread faucets might have 1 to 3 holes to be drilled.
It's also wise to consider the style of the bathroom, and the type of the sink which you want to put in. Many people are fans of a glass sink, which will look extremely classy in the right bathroom, but look out of invest a differently styled bathroom. Can you wish to go for a contemporary look, versus a practical look? Maybe you are less concerned with style, and more about the least expensive, viable option. Most of these factors are important, and you must pick a good choice for the bathroom. The Classy Shower. This is a different type of bathroom, that will have a simple, but an elegant look. The contrast could have a white and grey colour and have grey colored cabinets, white colored sink and a stool. Whilst the shower will soon be attached on the roof of the restroom and the shower, area will undoubtedly be give covered with glass panels and with a little mixture of black and white tiles. The bathroom will overall be covered with white tiles.
In terms of the various types or styles, of bathroom sinks that you can buy, there are a wide selection of sinks. These include pedestal, countertop, wall mounted, corner, inset, semi-recessed, space saving / en-suite or undercounter basins. Remember your choice is just a personal decision, based on your own tastes and the space in which you need to work with. The Rainfall Shower. If your chosen area for remove your stress may be the shower than you will surely love this sort of idea. The theory consist of a rainfall shower head adjusted on the ceiling and the whole shower area covered with grey tiles which can be an incredible combination for a rainfall type of look. This will definitely possess a refreshing and a brand new type showering experience for you.
When you make your decision which sink to buy, it's also advisable to consider other factors such as installation. Whether you will have the ability to set up your personal sink will depend on your own personal DIY skills. Some bathroom sink companies will include installation within their prices, whereas others will not. In this case, if you should be not experienced at DIY, you might be best advised to hire a plumber in the future and fit the sink for you. This will not be an overly expensive investment, however, it is obviously important that your sink and water pressure is properly fixed. The Luxurious Shower. A newer and modern method utilizing the inspiration of palaces is this luxurious bathroom, the concept is always to decorate the shower area with multicolored tiles and the use of a free of charge stand tub having a double shower and the bath tub placed just beside a screen a lovely and natural look. The flooring will undoubtedly be of light hardwood floor, which gives a nice finish to the general look of the shower.
If you have made the decision which sink to purchase, you will need to choose where to buy the sink from. One of many deciding factors will often be what warrantee each company is willing to provide. Always do your research to find a reputable company, and make an effort to make sure that the business features a good reputation within the and they've positive reviews. The Beige Shower. This kind of shower uses alcove shower at once the ceiling while the entire bathroom walls are covered with beige walls using large granite looking tiles and a rock slab with an under mount sink and cabinets attached privately of the sink. The shower area is going to be covered with curtains and a glass door to boost the sweetness of the shower.


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Solon 638-558 BC successful as a reformer. Solon was one of the leading citizens of Athens – a wise man, a poet This Roman bust in the Uffizi Museum in Florence is inscribed as being of Solon. However the inscription is late – probably put on in the Renaissance – and it is more likely to be a bust of the poet Sophocleshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-solon-638-558-bc-successful-as-a-reformer-solon-was-one-of-the-leading-147810597.html
Visitors await a guided tour outside the John & Mabel Ringling Museum of Art that was built in 1928 by the famous Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus magnate in Sarasota, Florida, USA. Located on the grounds of the couple's waterfront estate and now renamed The Ringling, it is the official state art museum of Florida and showcases one of the preeminent art and cultural collections in the United States. In the foreground is an Italian bronze sculpture, 'Apollo Belvedere,' one of more than 250 pieces of outdoor statuary on display.
Visitors await a guided tour outside the John & Mabel Ringling Museum of Art that was built in 1928 by the famous Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus magnate in Sarasota, Florida, USA. Located on the grounds of the couple's waterfront estate and now renamed The Ringling, it is the official state art museum of Florida and showcases one of the preeminent art and cultural collections in the United States. In the foreground is an Italian bronze sculpture, 'Apollo Belvedere,' one of more than 250 pieces of outdoor statuary on display.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/visitors-await-a-guided-tour-outside-the-john-mabel-ringling-museum-of-art-that-was-built-in-1928-by-the-famous-ringling-bros-and-barnum-bailey-circus-magnate-in-sarasota-florida-usa-located-on-the-grounds-of-the-couples-waterfront-estate-and-now-renamed-the-ringling-it-is-the-official-state-art-museum-of-florida-and-showcases-one-of-the-preeminent-art-and-cultural-collections-in-the-united-states-in-the-foreground-is-an-italian-bronze-sculpture-apollo-belvedere-one-of-more-than-250-pieces-of-outdoor-statuary-on-display-image255545516.html
Chris More Catwalking Fashion Through the lens of Chris The Bowes Museum More
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Sunnmore Museum, Alesund, More og Romsdal, Norway
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The Fisheries Museum in Ålesund, Møre og Romsdal, Sunnmøre, Norway
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. The ancient stone implements, weapons, and ornaments, of Great Britain. Fig. 469.—Bemerton. FISHERTON, NEAR SALISBURY. 551 scarce that only two have been found, both of which are in the Black-more Museum. One of these, found beneath remains of the mam-moth, in 1864,* is shown in Fig. 471. Theflint of which it is made has become whiteand porcellanous, its angles are sharp, butalong the edges of both sides towards thebase there are marks of wearing away byuse. The other specimen is only fragment-ary, but the flint has assumed the samecharacters. The edge is like that of Fig.437 ; one face of t
. The ancient stone implements, weapons, and ornaments, of Great Britain. Fig. 469.—Bemerton. FISHERTON, NEAR SALISBURY. 551 scarce that only two have been found, both of which are in the Black-more Museum. One of these, found beneath remains of the mam-moth, in 1864,* is shown in Fig. 471. Theflint of which it is made has become whiteand porcellanous, its angles are sharp, butalong the edges of both sides towards thebase there are marks of wearing away byuse. The other specimen is only fragment-ary, but the flint has assumed the samecharacters. The edge is like that of Fig.437 ; one face of thttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-ancient-stone-implements-weapons-and-ornaments-of-great-britain-fig-469bemerton-fisherton-near-salisbury-551-scarce-that-only-two-have-been-found-both-of-which-are-in-the-black-more-museum-one-of-these-found-beneath-remains-of-the-mam-moth-in-1864-is-shown-in-fig-471-theflint-of-which-it-is-made-has-become-whiteand-porcellanous-its-angles-are-sharp-butalong-the-edges-of-both-sides-towards-thebase-there-are-marks-of-wearing-away-byuse-the-other-specimen-is-only-fragment-ary-but-the-flint-has-assumed-the-samecharacters-the-edge-is-like-that-of-fig437-one-face-of-t-image370534412.html
Fisheries Museum, Alesund City, More og Romsdal County, Norway
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Uraed was a small covered lifeboat used to cross North Atlantic in 1904, now located at Aalesunds Museum, Alesund, More og Romsdal, Norway
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Apr. 18, 2012 - Museum of American art opens at Claverton Manor.: Standing high above the River Avon Valley, Calverton Manor, near Bath, is the home of the first Museum of American decorative art ever to be established outside the United States. The purpose of the exhibit exhibition is to give the British public and other overseas visitors a clearer and more complete idea of the extent and quality of American art through out its history
Apr. 18, 2012 - Museum of American art opens at Claverton Manor.: Standing high above the River Avon Valley, Calverton Manor, near Bath, is the home of the first Museum of American decorative art ever to be established outside the United States. The purpose of the exhibit exhibition is to give the British public and other overseas visitors a clearer and more complete idea of the extent and quality of American art through out its historyhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/apr-18-2012-museum-of-american-art-opens-at-claverton-manor-standing-image69563181.html
Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington, USA. The T.A. Wilson Great Gallery with more that 20 full-size airplane suspended.
Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington, USA. The T.A. Wilson Great Gallery with more that 20 full-size airplane suspended.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-museum-of-flight-in-seattle-washington-usa-the-ta-wilson-great-gallery-80038267.html
History. World War II. Latvia. Objects found in the field of Battle near and More. Occupation Museum. Riga. Latvia.
History. World War II. Latvia. Objects found in the field of Battle near and More. Occupation Museum. Riga. Latvia.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/history-world-war-ii-latvia-objects-found-in-the-field-of-battle-near-image60115685.html
USA, Florida, Palm Beach, The Flagler Museum, originally home of Henry Flagler, Florida developer, detail of aluminum-leaf wallpaper, aluminum being more precious than gold at the time of construction in 1902!
USA, Florida, Palm Beach, The Flagler Museum, originally home of Henry Flagler, Florida developer, detail of aluminum-leaf wallpaper, aluminum being more precious than gold at the time of construction in 1902!https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-usa-florida-palm-beach-the-flagler-museum-originally-home-of-henry-149587273.html
More old gaspumps at the museum
More old gaspumps at the museumhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-more-old-gaspumps-at-the-museum-112053182.html
Russia s first Card Museum has opened in the Peterhoff state museum preserve near St Petersburg More than 6 000 packs from all
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Ask Me No More. Museum: PRIVATE COLLECTION. Author: ALMA-TADEMA, SIR LAWRENCE.
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Italy, Emilia Romagna, Fontanellato near Parma, Labyrinth of the Masone (Labirinto della Masone) created by the Italian publisher Franco Maria Ricci, maze made up of more than 200,000 bamboos, the museum with its 1961 type E jaguar
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Alex G. More
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Display in the Fisheries Museum, Ålesund, Møre og Romsdal, Sunnmøre, Norway
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. The ancient stone implements, weapons, and ornaments, of Great Britain. nts an adze from theSandwich Islands. The jade adzes of the NewZealanders are halted in asomewhat similar manner;but the hafts are often beau-tifully carved and inlaid. Afine example is in the Black-more Museum, and a handlein the Christy Collection.One of them is engraved bythe Rev. J. G. Wood.J Theaxe to the left, in Fig.104, may be from Polynesiaalso, but is of some corn-Fig. io3.-Adze - claiam Indians. mon stone. The axes from Mangaia, so common in collections, exhibit great skill in themounting and in the carving of
. The ancient stone implements, weapons, and ornaments, of Great Britain. nts an adze from theSandwich Islands. The jade adzes of the NewZealanders are halted in asomewhat similar manner;but the hafts are often beau-tifully carved and inlaid. Afine example is in the Black-more Museum, and a handlein the Christy Collection.One of them is engraved bythe Rev. J. G. Wood.J Theaxe to the left, in Fig.104, may be from Polynesiaalso, but is of some corn-Fig. io3.-Adze - claiam Indians. mon stone. The axes from Mangaia, so common in collections, exhibit great skill in themounting and in the carving ofhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-ancient-stone-implements-weapons-and-ornaments-of-great-britain-nts-an-adze-from-thesandwich-islands-the-jade-adzes-of-the-newzealanders-are-halted-in-asomewhat-similar-mannerbut-the-hafts-are-often-beau-tifully-carved-and-inlaid-afine-example-is-in-the-black-more-museum-and-a-handlein-the-christy-collectionone-of-them-is-engraved-bythe-rev-j-g-woodj-theaxe-to-the-left-in-fig104-may-be-from-polynesiaalso-but-is-of-some-corn-fig-io3-adze-claiam-indians-mon-stone-the-axes-from-mangaia-so-common-in-collections-exhibit-great-skill-in-themounting-and-in-the-carving-of-image370648023.html
This unimposing entrance leads to the Imperial Harem in the Topkapi Palace, once home to Ottoman Empire sultans and now a museum in Istanbul, Turkey. Living in the harem were the sultan's mother, his wives and children, the princes and concubines, as well as eunuchs who guarded the harem. The harem compound was added to the palace at the end of the 16th century and had more than 400 rooms.
This unimposing entrance leads to the Imperial Harem in the Topkapi Palace, once home to Ottoman Empire sultans and now a museum in Istanbul, Turkey. Living in the harem were the sultan's mother, his wives and children, the princes and concubines, as well as eunuchs who guarded the harem. The harem compound was added to the palace at the end of the 16th century and had more than 400 rooms.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-this-unimposing-entrance-leads-to-the-imperial-harem-in-the-topkapi-78086862.html
Apr. 18, 2012 - Museum of American Art Opens At Claverton Manor. Standing high above the River Avon Valley, Claverton Manor, near Bath, is the home of the first Museum of American decorative are ever to be established outside the United States. The purpose of the exhibition is to give the British public - and other overseas visitors a clearer and more complete idea of the extent and quality of American art through out its history. Not only have the more conventional art forms been shipped across from the United States, but complete rooms with their contents have been reassembled at Claverton
Apr. 18, 2012 - Museum of American Art Opens At Claverton Manor. Standing high above the River Avon Valley, Claverton Manor, near Bath, is the home of the first Museum of American decorative are ever to be established outside the United States. The purpose of the exhibition is to give the British public - and other overseas visitors a clearer and more complete idea of the extent and quality of American art through out its history. Not only have the more conventional art forms been shipped across from the United States, but complete rooms with their contents have been reassembled at Clavertonhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/apr-18-2012-museum-of-american-art-opens-at-claverton-manor-standing-image69563180.html
Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington, USA. The T.A. Wilson Great Gallery with more that 20 full-size airplane suspended.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/museum-of-flight-in-seattle-washington-usa-the-ta-wilson-great-gallery-image60022388.html
History. World War II. Latvia. Bullets found in the field of Battle near and More. Occupation Museum. Riga. Latvia.
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Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria 1614 – 1662 in his picture gallery 1651 by Peter David Teniers the Younger 1610-1690 Belgium Belgian 9 The great significance of Leopold Wilhelm (1614-1662) results less from his political activity as governor of the Spanish Netherlands than from his role as patron of the arts. He created a gallery of more than 1,400 paintings, most of which are still in the Kunsthistorisches Museum today. )
Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria 1614 – 1662 in his picture gallery 1651 by Peter David Teniers the Younger 1610-1690 Belgium Belgian 9 The great significance of Leopold Wilhelm (1614-1662) results less from his political activity as governor of the Spanish Netherlands than from his role as patron of the arts. He created a gallery of more than 1,400 paintings, most of which are still in the Kunsthistorisches Museum today. )https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archduke-leopold-wilhelm-of-austria-1614-1662-in-his-picture-gallery-1651-by-peter-david-teniers-the-younger-1610-1690-belgium-belgian-9-the-great-significance-of-leopold-wilhelm-1614-1662-results-less-from-his-political-activity-as-governor-of-the-spanish-netherlands-than-from-his-role-as-patron-of-the-arts-he-created-a-gallery-of-more-than-1400-paintings-most-of-which-are-still-in-the-kunsthistorisches-museum-today-image221297944.html
The Dominican Republic, north coast, Sosua, museum Castillo Mundo King, in 1991 from Rolf Schulz accommodates sketched the private collection of more than 1000 pieces of art from the neighbouring state Haiti.
The Dominican Republic, north coast, Sosua, museum Castillo Mundo King, in 1991 from Rolf Schulz accommodates sketched the private collection of more than 1000 pieces of art from the neighbouring state Haiti.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-dominican-republic-north-coast-sosua-museum-castillo-mundo-king-image157111421.html
Edinburgh, Scotland. UK. 8th December. National Museum of Scotland display a new exhibition call Monkey Business. More than 60 spectacular new taxidermy specimens of monkeys, apes, lemurs, lorises and bush-babies. Pako Mera/Alamy Live News
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To have more, we must produce more. To produce more, it is necessary to know more. Museum: Russian State Library, Moscow.
To have more, we must produce more. To produce more, it is necessary to know more. Museum: Russian State Library, Moscow.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/to-have-more-we-must-produce-more-to-produce-more-it-is-necessary-to-know-more-museum-russian-state-library-moscow-image212289205.html
The BPMA's Museum Store at Debden - the line of pillar boxes contains the earliest examples of pilar boxes, from their trials in the Channel Islands during the 1850s, to the most recent pillar boxes found on the United Kingdom's streets and in other, more unusual locations.
The BPMA's Museum Store at Debden - the line of pillar boxes contains the earliest examples of pilar boxes, from their trials in the Channel Islands during the 1850s, to the most recent pillar boxes found on the United Kingdom's streets and in other, more unusual locations.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-bpmas-museum-store-at-debden-the-line-of-pillar-boxes-contains-image61355848.html
The Fisheries Museum in Holmbua Alesund More og Romsdal Norway
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The Fisheries museum, Molovegen, Ålesund, Møre og Romsdal, Norway
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Display of machinery for making Cod Liver Oil, Fisheries Museum, Ålesund, Møre og Romsdal, Sunnmøre, Norway
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. The ancient stone implements, weapons, and ornaments, of Great Britain. presents an adze from theSandwich Islands. The jade adzes of the NewZealanders are hafted in asomewhat similar manner;but the hafts are often beau-tifully carved and inlaid. Afine example is in the Black-more Museum, and a handlein the Christy Collection.One of them is engraved bythe Eev. J. G. Wood.^: Theaxe to the left, in Fig.104, may be from Polynesiaalso, but is of some com-Fig.io3.-Adze-Clalam Indians. monstonc. The axcs from Mangaia, so common in collections, exhibit great skill in themounting and in the carving o
. The ancient stone implements, weapons, and ornaments, of Great Britain. presents an adze from theSandwich Islands. The jade adzes of the NewZealanders are hafted in asomewhat similar manner;but the hafts are often beau-tifully carved and inlaid. Afine example is in the Black-more Museum, and a handlein the Christy Collection.One of them is engraved bythe Eev. J. G. Wood.^: Theaxe to the left, in Fig.104, may be from Polynesiaalso, but is of some com-Fig.io3.-Adze-Clalam Indians. monstonc. The axcs from Mangaia, so common in collections, exhibit great skill in themounting and in the carving ohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-ancient-stone-implements-weapons-and-ornaments-of-great-britain-presents-an-adze-from-thesandwich-islands-the-jade-adzes-of-the-newzealanders-are-hafted-in-asomewhat-similar-mannerbut-the-hafts-are-often-beau-tifully-carved-and-inlaid-afine-example-is-in-the-black-more-museum-and-a-handlein-the-christy-collectionone-of-them-is-engraved-bythe-eev-j-g-wood-theaxe-to-the-left-in-fig104-may-be-from-polynesiaalso-but-is-of-some-com-figio3-adze-clalam-indians-monstonc-the-axcs-from-mangaia-so-common-in-collections-exhibit-great-skill-in-themounting-and-in-the-carving-o-image336606413.html
More than 4,000 artifacts from ancient Egypt can be found in the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San Jose, California, USA. The collection is the largest in western North America and was started in the 1920s by H. Spencer Lewis, founder of the Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis (AMORC). A sphinx guards this building of ancient Egyptian architectural design that was opened in 1966 to display the artifacts.
More than 4,000 artifacts from ancient Egypt can be found in the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San Jose, California, USA. The collection is the largest in western North America and was started in the 1920s by H. Spencer Lewis, founder of the Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis (AMORC). A sphinx guards this building of ancient Egyptian architectural design that was opened in 1966 to display the artifacts.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-more-than-4000-artifacts-from-ancient-egypt-can-be-found-in-the-rosicrucian-87266902.html
Dec. 12, 1965 - ''The Lethet'' - A Pharaoh Temple For Italy. After more than four thousand years, the Lethet Temple, constructed by Thutmose III at the foot of a mountain in Nubia, is to leave for Italy where it will be re-erected at the Museum of Turin in recognition of Italy's participation in the salvage of Nubian monuments before they are submerged by Nile water. Iran and Italian archaeologists are working side by side with over a hundred labourers to dismantle the temple and pack its parts to be shipped to Italy. The Temple is 5.50 metres long and five metres wide
Dec. 12, 1965 - ''The Lethet'' - A Pharaoh Temple For Italy. After more than four thousand years, the Lethet Temple, constructed by Thutmose III at the foot of a mountain in Nubia, is to leave for Italy where it will be re-erected at the Museum of Turin in recognition of Italy's participation in the salvage of Nubian monuments before they are submerged by Nile water. Iran and Italian archaeologists are working side by side with over a hundred labourers to dismantle the temple and pack its parts to be shipped to Italy. The Temple is 5.50 metres long and five metres widehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/dec-12-1965-the-lethet-a-pharaoh-temple-for-italy-after-more-than-image69420069.html
Asian Civlisations Museum. Christianity in Asia: Sacred Art and Visual Splendour. Martyrdom of Nagasaki, 1622. More than 55 christians were execute
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Arrest and Execution of Thomas More' (1591). More (1478-1535), Chancellor to Henry VIII (in red, mounted in archway on left), English statesman, scholar saint and martyr. In right foreground is dog, representing faithfulness. Antoine Ca;ron (1515-1593). Blois Museum.
Arrest and Execution of Thomas More' (1591). More (1478-1535), Chancellor to Henry VIII (in red, mounted in archway on left), English statesman, scholar saint and martyr. In right foreground is dog, representing faithfulness. Antoine Ca;ron (1515-1593). Blois Museum.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-arrest-and-execution-of-thomas-more-1591-more-1478-1535-chancellor-57296196.html
Portrait of African Man ( Christophle le More ) 1525 Jan Mostaert . Haarlem 1475-1555/56 Dutch
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Agricultural trade museum in Vognill, Møre og Romsdal, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe
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Portrait of Sir Thomas More. Museum: Frick Collection, New York.
Portrait of Sir Thomas More. Museum: Frick Collection, New York.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/portrait-of-sir-thomas-more-museum-frick-collection-new-york-image211742487.html
Dubai, an Arab, and more tourists at the entrance of Dubai Museum
Dubai, an Arab, and more tourists at the entrance of Dubai Museumhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-dubai-an-arab-and-more-tourists-at-the-entrance-of-dubai-museum-49842141.html
GALLERY OF THE DIVERSITY OF WILDLIFE WITH MORE THAN 100 SPECIES OF ANIMALS FROM THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM OF BOURGES, CHER, FRANCE
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London, UK. 26th March, 2013. A member of staff looks at a woman cast in resin, one of the more than 70 people who died in the basement of a villa in Pompeii, at the press preview of Life and Death - Pompeii and Herculaneum exhibition that opens at British Museum on the 28th of March, bringing together over 450 fascinating objects, both recent discoveries and celebrated finds from earlier excavations. Credit: Piero Cruciatti/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 26th March, 2013. A member of staff looks at a woman cast in resin, one of the more than 70 people who died in the basement of a villa in Pompeii, at the press preview of Life and Death - Pompeii and Herculaneum exhibition that opens at British Museum on the 28th of March, bringing together over 450 fascinating objects, both recent discoveries and celebrated finds from earlier excavations. Credit: Piero Cruciatti/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-london-uk-26th-march-2013-a-member-of-staff-looks-at-a-woman-cast-54865388.html
New York, USA. 13th Mar, 2017. Fueled by anger and angst over recent political events and economics, the 2017 Whitney Biennial surveying the current state of American art opens to the public on March 17 and runs through June 11. Showcasing the work of 63 artists, this biennial is the first to be held in the Whitney Museum of American Art's home in the Meatpacking District of Manhattan. More gallery space has been devoted to this exhibition than was ever before possible since the first Whitney Biennial, which was held in 1932. Credit: Terese Loeb Kreuzer/Alamy Live News
New York, USA. 13th Mar, 2017. Fueled by anger and angst over recent political events and economics, the 2017 Whitney Biennial surveying the current state of American art opens to the public on March 17 and runs through June 11. Showcasing the work of 63 artists, this biennial is the first to be held in the Whitney Museum of American Art's home in the Meatpacking District of Manhattan. More gallery space has been devoted to this exhibition than was ever before possible since the first Whitney Biennial, which was held in 1932. Credit: Terese Loeb Kreuzer/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-new-york-usa-13th-mar-2017-fueled-by-anger-and-angst-over-recent-political-135712738.html
More than 4,000 artifacts from ancient Egypt can be found housed on these grounds in the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San Jose, California, USA. The collection is the largest in western North America and was started in the 1920s by H. Spencer Lewis, founder of the Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis (AMORC). The artifacts are displayed in a building of ancient Egyptian architectural design that was opened in 1966.
More than 4,000 artifacts from ancient Egypt can be found housed on these grounds in the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum in San Jose, California, USA. The collection is the largest in western North America and was started in the 1920s by H. Spencer Lewis, founder of the Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis (AMORC). The artifacts are displayed in a building of ancient Egyptian architectural design that was opened in 1966.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-more-than-4000-artifacts-from-ancient-egypt-can-be-found-housed-on-87266899.html
Feb. 02, 1964 - More than 1000 scientists of 35 nations take part at the 11. international congress for applied mechanic sciences, which begins at monday in the Deutschen Museum at Munich. There is also speaking Professor Leonid I. Sedov, Moscow, the ''Father of the Sputnik''. The congress begins at 31-8-64 and ends at 6-9-64. Photo shows left to right: Prof. Itiro Tani (Itiro Tani) University Tokyo, Japan, Prof. N.J. Mukhsalihuli (Mukhshelishuili) Tiblissi, UdssR, Prof. Folke Odquist (Folke Odquist) Royal Technical University, Stockholm, Sweden, Prof. H
Feb. 02, 1964 - More than 1000 scientists of 35 nations take part at the 11. international congress for applied mechanic sciences, which begins at monday in the Deutschen Museum at Munich. There is also speaking Professor Leonid I. Sedov, Moscow, the ''Father of the Sputnik''. The congress begins at 31-8-64 and ends at 6-9-64. Photo shows left to right: Prof. Itiro Tani (Itiro Tani) University Tokyo, Japan, Prof. N.J. Mukhsalihuli (Mukhshelishuili) Tiblissi, UdssR, Prof. Folke Odquist (Folke Odquist) Royal Technical University, Stockholm, Sweden, Prof. Hhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/feb-02-1964-more-than-1000-scientists-of-35-nations-take-part-at-the-image69408690.html
The Fisheries museum, Molovegen, Ålesund, Møre og Romsdal, Norwaytourism
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Nicholas Roerich Museum New York. The mission of the Nicholas Roerich Museum is to make available to the public the full range of Roerich's accomplishments. These accomplishments cover the realms of art, science, spirituality, peacemaking, and more.
Nicholas Roerich Museum New York. The mission of the Nicholas Roerich Museum is to make available to the public the full range of Roerich's accomplishments. These accomplishments cover the realms of art, science, spirituality, peacemaking, and more.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/nicholas-roerich-museum-new-york-the-mission-of-the-nicholas-roerich-museum-is-to-make-available-to-the-public-the-full-range-of-roerichs-accomplishments-these-accomplishments-cover-the-realms-of-art-science-spirituality-peacemaking-and-more-image337935106.html
Who would be more willing 1799 FRANCISCO JOSÉ DE GOYA Y LUCIENTES (1746-1828) Spain Spanish
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Utopia by Thomas More. Museum: PRIVATE COLLECTION.
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Barnard Castle, Teesdale, County Durham UK. Wednesday 17th January 2018. UK Weather. It was a bright if rather cold and snowy start to the day in the gardens of the Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle this morning. The forecast however is for more heavy snow showers to sweep in as the day progresses. Credit: David Forster/Alamy Live News
Barnard Castle, Teesdale, County Durham UK. Wednesday 17th January 2018. UK Weather. It was a bright if rather cold and snowy start to the day in the gardens of the Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle this morning. The forecast however is for more heavy snow showers to sweep in as the day progresses. Credit: David Forster/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-barnard-castle-teesdale-county-durham-uk-wednesday-17th-january-2018-172057477.html
The Fisheries Museum in Holmbua and Aspoy Skole Alesund More og Romsdal Norway
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The Monumental Cemetery, more than just a simple cemetery, is an extraordinary outdoor museum, Milan, Lombardy, Italy, Europe
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The Intan, a private museum owned and run by Alvin Yapp who realized his Peranakan/Chinese heritage was being lost. So he started accumulating antiques including an intricately carved Chinese ancestral altar, rare porcelain ware, hundreds of stunningly valuable beaded slippers and much more. Here are examples of beaded slippers, each of which is worth at least $1,000 and took an average eight months to make. The beads are from France and these slippers are typical of Peranakan culture.
The Intan, a private museum owned and run by Alvin Yapp who realized his Peranakan/Chinese heritage was being lost. So he started accumulating antiques including an intricately carved Chinese ancestral altar, rare porcelain ware, hundreds of stunningly valuable beaded slippers and much more. Here are examples of beaded slippers, each of which is worth at least $1,000 and took an average eight months to make. The beads are from France and these slippers are typical of Peranakan culture.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-intan-a-private-museum-owned-and-run-by-alvin-yapp-who-realized-his-peranakanchinese-heritage-was-being-lost-so-he-started-accumulating-antiques-including-an-intricately-carved-chinese-ancestral-altar-rare-porcelain-ware-hundreds-of-stunningly-valuable-beaded-slippers-and-much-more-here-are-examples-of-beaded-slippers-each-of-which-is-worth-at-least-1000-and-took-an-average-eight-months-to-make-the-beads-are-from-france-and-these-slippers-are-typical-of-peranakan-culture-image373684112.html
Antique glassware of many designs, shapes, sizes and colors is seen in 1966 in a backlighted display case at the Corning Glass Works in Corning, New York, USA. The glass company, now renamed Corning, Inc., established its Corning Museum of Glass in 1951 to educate visitors about the art, history and science of glass. Today the much-expanded museum boasts more than 45,000 glass objects, which is considered to be one of the best glass collections in the world. Historical photograph.
Antique glassware of many designs, shapes, sizes and colors is seen in 1966 in a backlighted display case at the Corning Glass Works in Corning, New York, USA. The glass company, now renamed Corning, Inc., established its Corning Museum of Glass in 1951 to educate visitors about the art, history and science of glass. Today the much-expanded museum boasts more than 45,000 glass objects, which is considered to be one of the best glass collections in the world. Historical photograph.https://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/antique-glassware-of-many-designs-shapes-sizes-and-colors-is-seen-in-1966-in-a-backlighted-display-case-at-the-corning-glass-works-in-corning-new-york-usa-the-glass-company-now-renamed-corning-inc-established-its-corning-museum-of-glass-in-1951-to-educate-visitors-about-the-art-history-and-science-of-glass-today-the-much-expanded-museum-boasts-more-than-45000-glass-objects-which-is-considered-to-be-one-of-the-best-glass-collections-in-the-world-historical-photograph-image211678914.html
Feb. 29, 2012 - 100 years Bavarian army-museum: lined up to a ''birthday-parade'' are these tin soldiers four members of magnificent German brigades of past times, the Bavarian army-museum can celebrate in the year 1979 it's 100 birthday. It is one of the most important documentation -center for military-history, in it are stored the deeds of magnificent brigades from all parts of Germany from more than 300 years
Feb. 29, 2012 - 100 years Bavarian army-museum: lined up to a ''birthday-parade'' are these tin soldiers four members of magnificent German brigades of past times, the Bavarian army-museum can celebrate in the year 1979 it's 100 birthday. It is one of the most important documentation -center for military-history, in it are stored the deeds of magnificent brigades from all parts of Germany from more than 300 yearshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/feb-29-2012-100-years-bavarian-army-museum-lined-up-to-a-birthday-image69527749.html
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McPhee is regarded as one of the best defensive second basemen in the 19th century. For almost his entire 18-year career, McPhee took the field without benefit of a glove. He first used a glove in 1896 when he was 36 and promptly set the record for fielding percentage by second basemen.
McPhee played his whole career with the Cincinnati Reds, beginning in 1882 when the organization was a part of the American Association and called the Red Stockings. That season, McPhee helped the Red Stockings to the American Association championship and defeated the National League champions, the Chicago White Stockings, in a postseason series.
Aside from his defense, McPhee was also known for his ability to hit triples. He only once led the league in triples (19 in 1887), but he ranks 11th all-time with 189. He also stole more than 568 bases and scored 100 runs 10 times.
But McPhee's refusal to wear a glove may be his most remembered quality. When he finally put on a glove for the first time, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported it was in an attempt to protect a sore he had developed on his left hand. His fielding percentage jumped from .955 in 1895 to .978 in 1896.
After two seasons as the National League's oldest player, McPhee retired after the 1899 season. He finished with a career .272 batting average, 1,684 runs scored and a .944 fielding percentage. McPhee managed the Reds in 1901 and 1902. He died in 1943. McPhee's exploits were forgotten for much of the 20th century, but he was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2000 by the Veterans Committee.
that Bid McPhee, who did not wear a fielder's glove until late in his baseball career, toughened up the skin on his hands by soaking them in salt water?
"He was the outstanding player of his time at his position, certainly comparable to Bill Mazeroski. He was breaking records barehanded and when he put on a glove, he set a standard so high that it wasn't broken until 30 years later. "


Just a few weeks ago, some awesome athletics trials took place. The sports were high jump, long jump, sprint(below) & throwing . Any child from y5/6 could take part in the trials, they were able to choose which sport trial they wanted to do a trial for and lots of them decided to do all of the events.
Only one boy and one girl from each year group got in for each event. They were only able to get in for one event plus a relay race and they would then take part in a competition.
The competition was due to take place on Wednesday 7th of June but as you probably know it rained on Wednesday so the competition was cancelled! So was the rounder's competition which was meant to take place on Friday the 9th of June. The athletics will now be on the 20th and we are awaiting the news of when the rounder's will be.


Boys are falling further behind girls at GCSE, in another record-breaking year of results, with leading head teachers blaming their 'lack of maturity'.
This year more than a quarter of girls' exams, 26.5 per cent, were awarded an A or A* compared with less than a fifth, 19.8 per cent, of boys'.
It is a gap of 6.7 percentage points – the widest it has been since the A* grade was introduced in 1994, when it sat at just 3 per cent.
The GCSE results also show an increase, for the 23rd year running, in the proportion of entries awarded between an A* and a C grade, at just under 70%.
In addition, girls are leading the surge in the number of teens taking – and excelling in – tough science subjects, traditionally an area where boys have flourished.
The trend is surprising, given that A-level figures showed boys closing the gap in top grades.
The GCSE gender gap also widened this year over A*-C grades.
Just 66 per cent of boys' exams gained at least a C compared with 73.5 per cent of girls', a difference of 7.5 percentage points. Last year the gap was 7.2 per cent.
In addition, girls are taking up sciences at a faster rate than boys and they are scoring more elite grades.
This year an incredible 21.7 per cent of girls taking physics got an A* compared with 20.8 per cent of boys.
Girls are also outperforming boys in other traditionally male subjects such as engineering and statistics.
Andrew Hall, director general of AQA exam board, said: "Examiners are scratching their heads over the acceleration in the trend of two decades - especially as boys are catching up with girls at A-level. There will be something there about boys and girls maturing at different rates."
This year, the proportion of students studying science as separate subjects rose, with numbers taking Physics up by 16.4% to 140,183 entries, Chemistry by 16.2% to 141,724 entries, and Biology by 14.2% to 147,904 entries. However, numbers taking modern foreign languages were down 10% on a year ago.
Katja Hall, CBI Chief Policy Director, said: "It's good to see the proportion achieving a C or above in Maths and English continuing to rise. Being able to show you have good ability in reading, writing and maths is more important than ever and opens the door to work or further study.
"However, too many students are still failing to pass Maths GCSE.


In Sydney we were invited to showcase One Dress at an incredible concept store, Citizen Wolf.
This wonderful company offers bespoke, made in Sydney, customisable T-shirts – made to fit to perfection. Very much aligned with our own principles at Tammam, this was the perfect place to showcase One Dress and allow some of Sydney's fashionistas to personalise their own small piece of couture.


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Chris Potter (nacido el 1 de enero de 1971) es un saxofonista, compositor y multi-instrumentista de jazz estadounidense. Su instrumento principal es el saxo tenor, pero también toca el saxo soprano y el alto, el clarinete bajo, las flautas, la guitarra y el piano.

Potter llegó a la fama como músico de estudio con el trompetista Red Rodney, antes de colaborar con el baterista Paul Motian, el bajista Dave Holland, el trompetista Dave Douglas y otros. Grabó su álbum de debut en

1993 y según el crítico Steve Huey, "silenciosamente se convirtió en uno de los más sofisticados y respetados estilistas de los años 90 y principios de los 2000."

Formación y comienzos
Chris Potter nació en Chicago, Illinois, pero su familia pronto se mudó a Columbia, Carolina del Sur, donde pasó sus años formativos. Potter mostró un temprano interés en una gran variedad de música diferente y aprendió fácilmente varios instrumentos, incluyendo la guitarra y el piano. Rápidamente se dio cuenta después de escuchar al legendario Paul Desmond que el saxofón sería el vehículo que mejor le permitiría expresarse musicalmente.

Tocó su primera actuación profesional de jazz con el saxo alto a los trece años, después de dominar el complejo lenguaje musical de Charlie Parker. Desarrolló un público local devoto al actuar con los músicos de jazz de Columbia, Johnny Helms y Terry Rosen, así como con otros miembros de la comunidad de jazz local.

Después de dejar Columbia cuando se graduó de la escuela secundaria Dreher, Potter asistió a la universidad en Nueva York, primero en la New School y luego en la Manhattan School of Music. A su llegada a Nueva York comenzó a actuar con Red Rodney y ganó una reputación como una nueva estrella en ascenso del saxofón.

Grabaciones
Potter ha lanzado más de 15 álbumes como líder y ha actuado como acompañante en más de 150 CD, con muchos músicos destacados, entre ellos Red Rodney, Pat Metheny, Marian McPartland, Patricia Barber, Kenny Werner, Mingus Big Band, Paul Motian, Ray Brown, Jim Hall, James Moody, Dave Douglas, Joe Lovano, Wayne Krantz, Mike Mainieri, Steve Swallow, Steely Dan, Dave Holland, Joanne Brackeen, Adam Rogers y muchos más.

Su CD Vertigo de 1998 fue nombrado uno de los diez mejores CD de jazz del año tanto por la revista Jazziz como por The New York Times. El álbum fue inspirado por un ataque de la enfermedad de Ménière que le causó mareos severos y dañó su audición en un oído. Fue nominado para un Premio Grammy al Mejor Jazz Instrumental Solo por su trabajo en la grabación de Joanne Brackeen, Pink Elephant Magic. Su CD de 2004, Lift: Live At The Village Vanguard fue nombrado una de las diez mejores nuevas grabaciones de jazz del año por Fred Kaplan de Slate. Su lanzamiento de 2006, Underground, en el que graba con un conjunto eléctrico más basado en el "groove" con Craig Taborn en el teclado; Wayne Krantz o Adam Rogers en la guitarra; y Nate Smith en la batería, fue seguido de cerca por el lanzamiento en 2007 de Follow the Red Line: Live at the Village Vanguard, presentando a Adam Rogers en sus seis pistas. Otra grabación del grupo Underground fue lanzada en 2009, Ultrahang.

Reconocimiento
Potter ha aparecido muchas veces en las ecuestas anuales de la crítica y el lector del Down Beat y recibió el primer premio como 'Rising Star' para 'Mejor Saxofonista' en 2004, 2005, 2006 y 2007. Fue nombrado recientemente como el Saxofonista Tenor del Año en 2013 por la Jazz Journalists Association.

En el número de diciembre de 2014 de Down Beat, que presentó los resultados de la encuesta anual de lectores, Potter fue nombrado el saxofonista tenor número uno en el mundo.

Algunas de las opiniones de sus colegas y de los críticos son las siguientes:

    "Chris estuvo en mi clase de composición en la New School [de Jazz and Contemporary Music, NYC] durante aproximadamente un año. Cuando me llamó para una clase privada, no tenía idea de cómo tocaba. Empezamos con una canción de bebop, pero él fue más lejos en lo segundo que tocamos, y en la tercera canción tocó en el idioma de mis contemporáneos, muchachos que crecieron siguiendo todas las bandas de Miles Davis y aspirando al tipo de esfuerzos espirituales que definieron la música de Coltrane. A la cuarta canción, yo era el quería aprender una lección de Chris ".

    - Kenny Wheeler, compositor, trompeta y fliscorno canadiense

    "Tiene una verdadera madurez especial. Toca con mucha confianza y realmente explora su dinámica dentro de la música. Tiene un ritmo hermoso e ideas fluidas. Es muy versátil y tiene una fuerte presencia en su tono y articulación, y puede caber en muchos escenarios porque toca rítmicamente el saxo de manera muy libre. Es por eso que lo escuchas con todos, desde Steely Dan hasta Pat Metheny. Definitivamente es un discípulo de Michael Brecker en cierta manera, y ha ido en una dirección que ha llevado a esos conciertos ".

    - Joe Lovano, saxofonista de jazz, en el álbum de Potter The Sirens

    "Potter se está convirtiendo en uno de los principales saxofonistas de la actualidad. Es un intérprete asombrosamente seguro y con mucho cuerpo y muestra destreza en cualquiera de los saxos, cada uno de los cuales toca en una forma muscular post-bop que está llena de giros sorprendentes ... "

    - Richard Cook, Brian Morton, Guía Penguin de Jazz en CD, 6ª edición.

    "Un tenor que puede recordarte a Joe Henderson por su oficio, Potter emplea su técnica considerable al servicio de la música en lugar del espectáculo". [10]

    - The New Yorker

Discografía

Como líder
 Presenting Chris Potter (1994, Criss Cross) with John Swana, Kevin Hays, Christian McBride, & Lewis Nash
 Concentric Circles (1994, Concord)
 Concord Duo Series, Vol. 10 (1994, Concord) with Kenny Werner
 Sundiata (1995, Criss Cross) with Kevin Hays, Doug Weiss, & Al Foster
 Pure (1995, Concord)
 Moving In (1996, Concord) with Brad Mehldau, Larry Grenadier, & Billy Hart
 Unspoken (1997, Concord) with John Scofield, Dave Holland, & Jack DeJohnette
 Vertigo (1998, Concord) with Kurt Rosenwinkel, Scott Colley, & Billy Drummond
 Gratitude (2001, Verve) with Kevin Hays, Scott Colley, & Brian Blade
 This Will Be (2001, Storyville) Jazzpar Prize concert
 Traveling Mercies (2002, Verve) with John Scofield, Adam Rogers, Kevin Hays, Scott Colley, & Bill Stewart
 Lift: Live at the Village Vanguard (2004, Sunnyside) with Kevin Hays, Scott Colley & Bill Stewart
 Underground (2006, Sunnyside) with Wayne Krantz, Craig Taborn, Wayne Krantz, & Nate Smith
 Follow the Red Line: Live at the Village Vanguard (2007, Sunnyside) with Adam Rogers, Craig Taborn, & Nate Smith
 Chris Potter 10: Song for Anyone (2007)
 Ultrahang (2009, ArtistShare) with Adam Rogers, Craig Taborn, & Nate Smith
 Transatlantic (2011, Red Dot) with the DR Big Band
 The Sirens (2013 ECM)
 Imaginary Cities (2015, ECM)
 The Dreamer is the Dream (2017, ECM)
 Got the Keys to the Kingdom (2023, Edition Records) with Craig Taborn, Scott Colley, & Marcus Gilmore

Como músico de sesión
Con Adam Rogers
 2003 Allegory
 2005 Apparations
Con Joey Alexander
 2016 Countdown (Motema Music)
Con Burak Bedikyan
 2013 Circle of Life (SteepleChase/Lookout)
Con David Binney
 2003 South
 2004 Welcome to LIfe
 2005 Bastion of Sanity
Con Joanne Brackeen
 1998 Pink Elephant Magic (Arkadia Jazz)
Con Dave Douglas
 1998 Magic Triangle (Arabesque)
 2000 Leap of Faith (Arabesque)
 2002 The Infinite (RCA)
 2003 Strange Liberation (Bluebird)
Con Mihály Dresch
 2017 Zea
Con Yelena Eckemoff
 2017 In the Shadow of a Cloud
Con Antonio Faraò
 2000 Thorn (Enja)
Con Fleurine
 2008 San Francisco (Storyville)
Con Urbie Green
 1997 Sea Jam Blues (Chiaroscuro)
Con Billy Hart
 1997 Oceans of Time (Arabesque)
Con Dave Holland
 2000 Prime Directive (ECM)
 2001 Not for Nothin (ECM)
 2002 What Goes Around (ECM)
 2003 Extended Play: Live at Birdland (ECM)
 2005 Overtime  (Dare2)
 2006 Critical Mass  (Dare2)
 2007 Monterey Quartet - Live at the 2007 Monterey Jazz Festival (Monterey)
 2010 Pathways (Dare2)
 2011 Archive Series Volume I  (Dare2)
 2016 Aziza (Dare2)Con Ryan Kisor 1999 Power SourceCon Dave Lisik 2017 RelativityCon Joe Martin 2009 Not by Chance (Anzic Records, 2009)Con Pat Metheny 2012 Unity Band (Nonesuch)
 2014 KIN (←→), by Pat Metheny Unity Group (Nonesuch)
 2016 The Unity Sessions (Nonesuch)Con Mingus Big Band 1993 Nostalgia in Times Square (Disques Dreyfus)
 1995 Gunslinging Birds (Disques Dreyfus)
 1997 ¡Que Viva Mingus! (Disques Dreyfus)Con Paul Motian 1994 Reincarnation of a Love Bird (JMT)
 1996 Flight of the Blue Jay (Winter & Winter)
 1997 Trio 2000 + One (Winter & Winter)
 1998 Play Monk and Powell (Winter & Winter)
 2005 On Broadway Vol. 4 or The Paradox of Continuity (Winter & Winter)
 2006 Live at the Village Vanguard (Winter & Winter)
 2006 Live at the Village Vanguard Vol. II (Winter & Winter)
 2006 Live at the Village Vanguard Vol. III (Winter & Winter)
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Citation: WSCG 2013: Communication Papers Proceedings: 21st International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision in co-operation with EUROGRAPHICS Association, p. 49-59.
Abstract: Current real-time applications feature rivers that are pre-calculated off-line and present static animations and behaviours. These pre-calculated approaches have several limitations when used in real-time applications such as video games as they usually do not react to changes performed by the user. Due to the continuous pursue for better realism, the techniques used to simulate rivers have not only to improve the appearance of rivers but also allow them to adapt to dynamic changes performed in real-time. The approach presented in this work allows the dynamic generation of the river given any riverbed. The algorithm is also flexible enough to adapt the river flow in real-time. This approach not only accelerates the creation of realistic rivers but also increases the realism as the river is able to react to dynamic objects that come in contact with the flow, by properly adjusting its course.


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Legends go low at Senior Open
Victorious 2014 Ryder Cup Captain Paul McGinley carded the lowest round of his over-50s career, a six under par 66, on the Old Course at St Andrews as he sits just one shot off the lead after the first round of The Senior Open Presented by Rolex.
The Dubliner sits just behind America's Kirk Triplett and Thailand's Thaworn Wiratchant who each carded seven under par rounds of 65 on the Fife coast.
McGinley, who made his Staysure Tour debut last year, made seven birdies before a solitary bogey on the par four 15th and shares third place with Canada's Stephen Ames.
"I've been playing solid," said McGinley. "I've played two tournaments in Europe this year and I've finished in the top ten in both of them. I'm really pleased; playing the Old Course on a day like this is just fabulous.
"Any time you come here, even for a practice round, there's something magical and mystical about the place. If you love golf and the history, and all it stands for, this is the place to be."
American in joint lead
Triplett, playing in his first Senior Open since 2015, set the clubhouse target of seven under par after a blemish free round on the Old Course.
"It's really unique over here," said the American. "When the bounces go your way, it's really fun. I'm sure at some point this week we'll find out if I can handle the bad bounces too.
"I have a local caddie this week. I'm really uncertain out there and that's one of the reasons I wanted a local guy this week."
Wiratchant, who has won on his last two Staysure Tour starts – the MCB Tour Championship and Sharjah Senior Golf Masters presented by Shurooq – made five consecutive birdies from the third to the seventh holes, and then came home in 34 strokes for a round of 65.
"I didn't think I could play like this on this course, it's incredible," said the all-time Asian Tour winner. "I'm not sure which part of my game suits this course because it's very difficult. But today I was perfect. I only three-putted on two holes, but that's normal on a course like this."
Champion Golfers impress
In a share of fifth place on five under par are defending champion Bernhard Langer and American pair Scott McCarron and David Toms.
"I had a really good start," said Langer, a ten-time Senior Major Champion. "I got to four under really quickly and then five under but made two bogeys; otherwise I played fairly solid. It was a pleasure playing with Tom Watson, as it always is.
"I told him on the 18th, he's still hitting a lot of solid shots and you can see why he won so many Opens and other titles around the world."
The evergreen Watson delighted the bumper crowds at the Old Course as he shot just one more than his age, 69.
"One of the things I haven't done for about 20 years is have a scorecard with no fives on it, and I didn't have a single five on it today," said the five-time Open Champion. "I had opportunities to make a couple of fives but my long putts were good today and I hit a number of good-quality shots today."
Nine golfers share eighth place on four under par, including Ryder Cup players Miguel Angel Jiménez, Tom Lehman, Kenny Perry, Phillip Price and Jarmo Sandelin.