Playing his version of the Vulfpeck song Dean Town
This unusual statue of a cow in Turriff's High Street commemorates a Mr Robert Paterson, a local farmer who refused to pay the new national insurance stamp in 1913. As a result a cow was taken from him and an attempt was made... more
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Estudo dirigido, baseado no livro "NOSSO LAR", realizado em 05 de maio de 2016, no Centro Espírita Trabalhadores de Jesus - Cabo Frio/RJ.
anteprima L’occhio mi cadde una mattina con orrore. Fissavo – bocca e naso appesi a un amo – la disattenzione della gente. Allora torsi a canapo la testa e feci il più: che tolsi l’altro pure, ridicolo, spaiato. Adesso mi porto col destro in vece del sinistro, e viceversa. E siccome sono identici non è […]
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Transform your child's room into a whimsical wonderland with our unique selection of nursery wall art. With both modern and vintage prints, add a touch of nostalgia or a modern flair to any space in your home. Complete the look with our stunning antique-style frames, perfect for farmhouse and classic interior design.
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Cinque poesie in anteprima da “Peepshow (Poesie 1996-2023)” di Giovanni Turra, appena uscito nella collana ‘Gialla Oro’ di Samuele editore-pordenonelegge.
Buonasera Amici di Youtube ❤ Spiaggia Torre di Vignola o La Turra è situata nella località turistica di Vignola Mare comune di Aglientu, Caratterizzata da Sa...
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by Victor Hugo Barreto with contributions by Sarah Brito and Rodrigo Turra; editor and intro by Gustavo Nogueira (Gust) In this meeting, we learned the potential that Theory U can bring to people and…
Edificata nel corso del 1600 dagli aragonesi, da essa prende il nome la vicina spiaggia di La Turra. È di forma troncoconica, ha un diametro esterno alla base di 12 metri e altrettanti di altezza, e muri perimetrali dello spessore di circa 2 metri. La piazza d'armi è raggiungibile grazie ad una stretta e ripida scala, ricavata all'interno del muro perimetrale, che termina con un boccaporto protetto da una garitta in muratura.
This residential project,from the foundations to the interior design, is the work of Turra Arredamenti, who paid particular attention not only to the architectural design and home automation systems, but also to the choice of materials and finishes, without losing sight of the need to achieve the A+ energy efficiency class, one of the most important aspects of both everyday life and environmental sustainability. The soul of the building is revealed in the living area, an elegant, roomy open-plan space in a contemporary style in neutral shades. In it, wooden elements, beige upholstery and a high ceiling with white-painted exposed beams blend together to create an evocative atmosphere of stark purity. The L&L Luce&Light lighting solutions enhance the spaces appropriately: the living area and kitchen use fully recessed 18W, 3000K Quad 6.3 fixtures with 24° optics and Quad Maxi 2.2, recessed downlights with a 15° tiltable light source. Thanks to the home-control system, both solutions can create accent or ambient lighting, depending on the requirements of the home owner. There are two other types of recessed downlight in the kitchen area, too: the Esem 3.1 (8W, 3000K and 20° optics) was chosen for the wall units, while a number of Quad Maxi 4.1 fixtures (14W, 3000K and 20° optics) were installed above the island. In the basement, reality becomes fantasy at the sight of a bathroom area with a private spa where, between a multi-sensory shower, sauna, Turkish bath and whirlpool bath, relaxation is guaranteed. Quad Maxi 4.1 recessed downlights (14 W, 3000K and 20° tiltable optics) were installed here. The floating staircase leading to the master bedroom, made of the same ash-grey deconstructed oak as the floors throughout the house, is highlighted with 2W Line 1.0 step lights with diffuse optics and a 3000K medium-warm light. A medium-warm, diffuse light was also chosen for the white, wood-beamed vaulted ceiling in the master bedroom with the use of Quad 2.0 (6W 3000K 12°) recessed into the walls. Finally, 6W, 3000K Cube W 1.0 with narrow, 18° light outputs were mounted above the line of the door jambs of some rooms, to provide a direct light source from above.
Posted by Tony Hutton WEDNESDAY 8TH MARCH, 1967 CITIES FAIRS CUP AT THE HAWTHORNS, WEST BROMWICH WEST BROMWICH ALBION1 (Fairfax) BOLOGNA 3 (Neilson 2, Bulgarelli) Osborne; Clarke, Fairfax; Collard, Colquhoun, Fraser; Brown, Astle, Kaye, Hope, Clark; Vavassori; Roversi, Ardizzon; Furlanis, Janich, Fogli; Perara, Bulgarelli, Neilson, Haller, Turra; Referee:- V. Loaux, Belgium. The Amateur Cup game played at Villa Park on Tuesday 7th March was a replay of the quarter final between Birmingham amateur side Highgate United and Enfield. The first match had been abandoned after Highgate player Tony Allden had been fatally struck by lightning. An amazing crowd of 31,570 turned up to watch the replay which Enfield won 6-0. Enfield went on to win the cup after a goal less draw at Wembley, by beating Skelmersdale 4-1 in another replay at Maine Road, Manchester. SATURDAY 11TH MARCH, 1967 LEAGUE DIVISION THREE AT FELLOWS PARK, WALSALL WALSALL 0 WATFORD 1 (Garbett) Attendance 7.772 Ball; Gregg, Evans; Meath, Bennett, Atthey; Smith, Satchwell, Kirby, Jackson, Taylor; sub McMorran Cowen; Furphy, Williams; Welbourne, Garvey, Eddy; Scullion, Low, Garbett, Owen, Block; sub Furie Referee:- T.J. Hill, Macclesfield. MONDAY 20TH MARCH, 1967 Attendance 52,596 F.A. CUP 5TH ROUND (SECOND REPLAY) AT VILLA PARK, BIRMINGHAM NOTTINGHAM FOREST 3 (Lyons, Baker, Barnwell) SWINDON TOWN 0 Grummitt; Hindley, Winfield; Hennessey, McKinlay, Newton; Lyons, Barnwell, Baker, Wignall, Moore; Hicks; Thomas, Trollope; Morgan, Nurse, Harland; Rogers, Penman, Skeen, Smart, Walker; After a goal less draw in the first match at Nottingham and a 1-1 draw at Swindon in the first replay, first division Forest took on third division Swindon yet again at Villa Park in front of a huge crowd. Swindon were hoping to emulate the other third division side QPR who had already stunned the football world with their victory in the League Cup final. SATURDAY 25TH MARCH, 1967 Attendance 30,991 LEAGUE DIVISION TWO AT MOLINEUX, WOLVERHAMPTON WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS 4 (Dougan 3, Knowles) HULL CITY 0 Parkes; Taylor, Thomson; Bailey, Woodfield, Holsgrove; Wharton, Hunt, Dougan, Knowled, Wagstaffe; sub Burnside McKechnie; Davidson, Butler; Greenwood, Milner, Simpkin; Henderson, Wagstaffe, Chilton, Jarvis, Young; sub Young Referee:- D. Laing, Preston. Hat-trick hero - Derek Dougan SATURDAY 8TH APRIL, 1967 F.A. CUP SIXTH ROUND AT ST ANDREWS, BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM CITY 0 TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS 0 Herriot; Murray, Sharples; Beard, Green, Hockey; Wylie, Thomson, Fenton, Vowden, Bridges; Jennings; Kinnear, Knowles; Mullery, England, Mackay; Robertson, Greaves, Gilzean, Venables, Saul; TUESDAY 11TH APRIL, 1967 Attendance 11,881 LEAGUE DIVISION THREE AT FELLOWS PARK, WALSALL WALSALL 2 (Jackson pen, Simpson) QUEENS PARK RANGERS 0 Ball; Hill, Evans; Simpson, Bennett, Atthey; Jackson, Baker, Kirby, McMorran, Taylor; sub Harrison Springett; Hazell, Langley; Keen, Hunt, Sibley; Lazarus, Sanderson, Allen, Marsh, Morgan (R); sub Keetch Referee:- H. Davey, Staveley. SATURDAY 15TH APRIL, 1967 LEAGUE DIVISION ONE AT THE CITY GROUND, NOTTINGHAM NOTTINGHAM FOREST 3 (Lyons, Moore 2) ASTON VILLA 0 Grummitt; Hindley, Winfield; Hennessey, McKinlay, Newton; Lyons, Barnwell, Wignall, Storey-Moore, Hinton; sub Kear Withers; Wright, Aitken; Bradley, Sleeuwenhoek, Pountney; Anderson, Broadbent, Stobart, Scott, Macleod; sub Park Referee:- N.C. Burtenshaw, Great Yarmouth. ASTON VILLA 1966-67 Back Row:- Chatterley, Park, Withers, Baxter (Trainer), Pountney, Gavan, Deakin, Sleeuwehoek. Sitting:- Roberts, Wright, Hateley (now Chelsea), R. Taylor (Manager), Scott, Bradley, McLeod. On ground:- Aitken and Hamilton. SATURDAY 29TH APRIL, 1967 Attendance 62,378 F.A. CUP SEMI-FINAL AT VILLA PARK, BIRMINGHAM CHELSEA 1 (Hateley) LEEDS UNITED 0 Bonnetti; Harris (A), McCreadie; Hollins, Hinton, Harris (R); Cooke, Baldwin, Hateley, Tambling, Boyle; Sprake; Reaney, Bell; Bremner, Madeley, Hunter; Giles, Belfitt, Greenhoff, Gray, Cooper; Referee:- K.H. Burns, Dudley SATURDAY 6TH MAY, 1967 LEAGUE DIVISION ONE AT VILLA PARK, BIRMINGHAM ASTON VILLA 2 (Stobart 2) EVERTON 4 (Gabriel, Pickering 2, Husband) Withers; Bradley, Aitken; Chatterley, Sleeuwenhoek, Pountney; Anderson, Deakin, Stobart, Broadbent, Macleod; Rankin; Wright, Brown; Hurst, Labone, Gabriel; Ball, Royle, Husband, Harvery, Scott; Referee:- A.R.C. Waller, Bromley, Kent So ended my final season in the West Midlands after eighteen years of watching West Bromwich Albion, Walsall, Wolves, Aston Villa and Birmingham City. Two very emotional games at the end, with Leeds United seemingly robbed of a place at Wembley with that controversial disallowed goal in the semi-final at Villa Park. Then poor old Villa relegated to Division Two for only the third time in the long and distinguished history in the very final match. After six months back in Yorkshire at Bradford at the beginning of the following season, I settled down in Matlock, Derbyshire for four years watching Derby County and Matlock Town. Then into Sheffield for three years, where I watched both local sides, before returning back to square one in Leeds in 1975.
