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But before they marched, protestors made signs to help spread their message.

Along Turkey's border, asylum seekers made signs out of beat-up cardboard.

They made signs with anti-bullying slogans like "Buddies, not bullies," she said.

She also made signs heralding defender Kelley O'Hara's toughness and Morgan's tea-sipping celebration.

Protesters held hand-made signs urging the government to take action on the environment.

Their father made signs of the cross over them before they went into the security line.

Other parents and students made signs and joined Kenley, growing the protest to about a dozen people.

Athena says that the students made signs, walked around the block, and that there was a good turnout.

They held a news conference on Thursday and made signs showing support for Ms. Gomez the night before.

Everyone made signs promoting things they think are important - learning what #advocacy looks like at a young age. pic.twitter.

Lindsey Corum and her husband Dan Ransom got invites from Chaffetz's office, Corum said, and brought hand-made signs.

Many designers made signs, packed into buses, and marched in Washington, D.C. the day after President Donald Trump's inauguration.

Conway used two hand-made signs to help explain her take on the Russia investigation during an interview with Fox News's Sean Hannity.

Cars with hand-made signs that say "taxi" often circulate in dense areas seeking brave passengers while avoiding both formal taxis and the police.

" Mr. Gause, who owned a company in Atlanta that made signs, said: "It was a mistake that her mother even went to the wedding.

We made signs at the clubhouse and then went to marches supporting anti-gun legislation, March For Our Lives, and anti-ICE [detainment of immigrants].

In East Harlem, for example, merchants have made signs easier to read and provided folding chairs for seniors who wish to rest before and after shopping.

Amid flowers and self-made signs reading "Hair Peace" and "Bed Peace", the couple put forward a simple strategy for achieving world harmony: reject violence of all forms.

Yes. I loved Bernie, but that's why I have to vote for Hillary," said Herring, who made signs reading "He has my heart, but she has my vote.

While Trump officially withdrew the US, by far the biggest signatory to the deal, from the TPP Monday, no other country has yet made signs of withdrawing from the partnership.

Students marched, made signs, observed moments of silence, handed out orange ribbons to symbolize gun violence awareness, and read poems and essays about the personal scars gun violence has left behind.

On Thursday, we made signs with our 2-year-old daughter at our church, where we met a couple of 26 years who were able to get married only two years ago.

It was four of us in a group and we made signs... about love and respect and just to [say], you know, this is what democracy looks like, this is what it is.

Payton Garza was traveling home from a doctors appointment on a VIA city bus with her husband and two kids, when her youngest, son Christopher, 16 months, made signs that he was hungry.

Christie said some of the attendees are "professional protesters," which he defined as those wearing the same shirts and carrying pre-made signs, comparing them to teachers' unions that criticized him in New Jersey.

" They carried hand-made signs with slogans such as: "Climate change is real, you're the hoax!" and "These boobs were made for marching" and "How many women does it take to crush a Cheeto?

"He (Falih) has talked to several countries including Norway, including Turkmenistan, including Egypt, and they have made signs of their willingness to join the collaboration," Kuwait's oil minister Essam al-Marzouq said on Tuesday.

WBBT in Richmond and other local news outlets reported that demonstrators chanted and carried hand-made signs decrying Northam, who met with senior staff last night amid growing calls for him to step down.

Along with members of the Queer Students Alliance, the campus feminist group, and a smattering of community members, the group made signs that read WHITE SILENCE IS VIOLENCE and SUPPORTING YOUR RIGHT TO YOUR BACKWARDS VIEW.

Mr. Trump canceled the rally for safety reasons, and on Saturday, sounding annoyed, he called the demonstrators "a disgrace if you want to know the truth," suggesting it was an organized protest with "professionally" made signs.

Public School showed red baseball caps that read "Make America New York," while the designer Adam Lippes made signs and displayed them outside his Washington Square Park home, where the Planned Parenthood march took place later that day.

"The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert on Thursday recreated Kellyanne Conway's "fun with words" after the White House counselor used two hand-made signs on Fox News to explain her take on the Russia investigation during an interview.

Despite the suspension of all state public transport in the capital and the presence of heavily armed police, the rally site was thronged with supporters waving flags and hand-made signs with slogans such as 'RIP voting machines.

"He has talked to several countries including Norway, including Turkmenistan, including Egypt, and they have made signs of their willingness to join the collaboration," Kuwait's oil minister Essam al-Marzouq said, referring to his Saudi counterpart Khalid al-Falih.

In an interview Mr. Williams said he and the students he was seeking to train had made signs supporting President Trump and criticizing Jussie Smollett, the actor who has been charged in connection with his own assault in Chicago.

After all, leftist groups supportive of the Democratic Party and its candidates made signs opposing all of President Trump's potential picks, tossing aside the ones that said Amy Coney Barrett, Raymond Kethledge and Thomas Hardiman as soon as Kavanaugh was announced.

He also worked at the vehicle maintenance department of Pecos Public Transportation with his father and grandfather, and made signs at a local business, Al's Signs.

When Apollo appeared on the scene and made signs of being about to enter the port, Uranies captain removed the powder from his ship and set her on fire.

Seabees in both UDT 3 and 4 made signs to greet the Marines assaulting Guam. Lt. Crist confiscated this sign. However, Team 4 was able to leave theirs on the beach for the Marines to see that the Seabees had been there first. Lt. Crist(CEC), Lt. Cmdr.

Because "the methodologies employed in the collection and categorisation of written signs is still controversial", basic research questions are still being discussed, such as: "do small, hand-made signs count as much as large, commercially made signs?". The original technical scope of "linguistic landscape" involved plural languages, and almost all writers use it in that sense, but Papen has applied the term to the way public writing is used in a monolingual way in a German city and Heyd has applied the term to the ways that English is written, and people's reactions to these ways. The languages used in public signs indicate what languages are locally relevant, or give evidence of what languages are becoming locally relevant (Hult 2009; Kasanga 2012).

French officers were posted to oversee their exit. As the disguised Sforza passed the cordon, one mercenary Hans (or Rudi) Turmann of Uri made signs giving away Sforza's identity. The duke was apprehended by the French. Louis XII refused to see him and, despite the pleas of the Emperor Maximilian, would not release him.

This was the first time Lightbody and Swift performed the single together live. The video starts off with Lightbody being lifted up onto the stage and Swift approaching him from behind. They begin the duet seated, with their backs facing each other. The video is inter-spliced throughout with footage showing fans' hand-made signs and cheering.

Jelev is born on 14 June 1975 in Varna. His affiliation to visual arts dates back to the age of 12 when he created his first hand-made signs embroidered on jeans. Later at the end of his study at Varna High-school of Math, he discovered his love for calligraphy and custom lettering which influenced significantly his work as graphic designer.

Bersi leaves. The Incroyable notes that she was with a blonde woman he is looking for; he also notes that Chénier is at a nearby table waiting nervously and that Bersi had made signs at him. Chénier's friend Roucher enters. He reminds Chénier that he is under suspicion for his association with disgraced General Dumoriez and urges him to flee.

Drummoyne, N.S.W.: Council of the Municipality of Drummoyne, Second Edition, 1982. . William Bradley, First Lieutenant on board , recorded the following entry in the log: > We landed to cook breakfast on the opposite shore to them (Breakfast Pt.). > We made signs to them to come over and waved green boughs. Soon after which > 7 of them came over in 2 canoes and landed near our boats.

One year after the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo was founded, hundreds of women were participating, gathering in the Plaza for weekly demonstrations. They found strength in each other by marching in public, and attracted some press. They made signs with photos of their children and publicized their children's names. They wore white headscarves embroidered with the names and dates of births of their lost children.

There had been rallies beforehand for a deaf president (most notably on March 1), but on the 6th, the rallying changed into protest. Students and faculty went on marches, made signs, and gave demonstrations. The students locked the gates to the university and refused let the school open until Zinser resigned. Under intense pressure from the students protesting, Zinser resigned on the fifth day of the protest, March 10.

This combination of style and mental illness earned him his nickname: "The Van Gogh of Livorno" (later, "Italy"). Financially unsuccessful and impoverished, he worked as a waiter, created designs for embroiderers and milliners, made signs and sold the occasional painting. In 1911, he went to France for a year, living near his brother in Digne-les-Bains. While there, he painted maritime subjects and undertook to study the works of Paul Cézanne.

Crapo was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1998, gaining the seat of Republican Dirk Kempthorne, who stepped down to run successfully for governor. In his Senate bid, as in his House campaigns, Crapo's campaign made signs that had a macron placed over the "a" in his name (Crāpo) to indicate its correct pronunciation ("Cray-poe"). He was re-elected in 2004 with 99.2% of the vote, with the other .8% going to a write-in candidate, Democrat Scott McClure.

The body of Saint Mark the Evangelist was smuggled out from the church of Saint Mark to Venice. To discourage the "Saracens" from examining the coffin, it was filled with pork. When the ship reached Olivolo island in Venice, the saint made signs that showed he did not want to be placed in the custody of the bishop. Instead, he was taken to the Doge's chapel, and planning began to create a magnificent new temple suitable for such important relics.

The diocese's cathedral was San Pietro di Castello. In 828 the body of Saint Mark the Evangelist was smuggled from Alexandria, Egypt, to Venice. When the ship reached Olivolo island in Venice, the saint made signs (or so it was claimed) showing he did not want to be placed in the custody of the bishop. Instead, he was taken to the doge's chapel, and planning began to create a magnificent new temple, St Mark's Basilica, suitable for such important relics.

On March 15, 1670, under Sayle (who sailed on a Bermuda sloop with a number of Bermudian families), they finally reached Port Royal. According to the account of one passenger, the Indians were friendly, made signs toward where they should land, and spoke broken Spanish. Spain still considered Carolina to be its land; the main Spanish base, St. Augustine, was not far away. The Spanish missionary provinces of Guale and Mocama occupied the coast south of the Savannah River and Port Royal.

In the mid-1950s he worked as a commercial artist at The Emporium. He was a member of the Western Artists Society. Several of his paintings were exhibited at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum in Golden Gate Park. When Mr. Abraszewski became a member of the Polish Arts and Culture Foundation The Polish Arts and Culture Foundation (established in 1966 in San Francisco), he participated in historical exhibits, created hand-made signs still in use today and, with encouragement of the Foundation, exhibited his work.

Although the event is generally welcomed by the city, with vocal support having come from both Indianapolis former-mayor Bart Peterson and Indiana congresswoman Julia Carson, it is not without its opposition. Each year, Circle City IN Pride draws a small number of protestors who voice their opposition to the event. Their opposition is expressed both verbally and on hand-made signs, and is often based on their religious beliefs. Although this group can often be very good at making themselves known, their presence seldom affects the mood of the event.

However, the British lost only one man, who was taken prisoner. On 6 February 1814, Apollo and Havannah were at anchor outside Brindisi while the French frigate Uranie was inside the port, on fire. Cerberus had chased her into the port some weeks earlier while awaiting the action of the officials of the port, which belonged to the Kingdom of Naples, to the presence of the French vessel. When Apollo appeared on the scene and made signs of being about to enter the port, Uranies captain removed the powder from his ship and set her on fire.

The Speak Good Singlish Movement gathers support through a Facebook page which had 252 members"Speak Good Singlish Movement" – Facebook page. Retrieved 30 September 2013 though as reported in a dead link, an identically named group had 3,140 members in December 2012. It began as a response to the launch of SGEM 2010, in particular, its notion of using post-its to correct public signs written in poor English. The page ran its own post-it campaign, called the "Post-its Tak Bak Chew Campaign", inviting supporters to send in snapshots of their own home-made signs with proper Singlish.

"Thank You NHS" sign outside a primary school in Omagh, Northern Ireland "Thank You NHS" is a social phenomenon in the United Kingdom in 2020, whereby people and organisations post messages of support for members of the National Health Service and other key workers for their efforts in the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom. Large number of private individuals placed home-made signs in their windows and outside their homes to thank the NHS workers. The handmade posters frequently featured drawings of rainbows. Organizations supporting the campaign included the British Labour Party and Hull City Council.

Tastykake was known for hiring a large number of black workers, even though it restricted them to certain production departments and was rumored to require them to use segregated restroom and locker facilities. The company's products were very popular among African American neighborhoods and therefore profitable for both Tastykake and the black owned groceries stores. The key to the boycott's success would be to convince 150 black grocery chains to stop selling the lucrative product for the bigger cause of fair employment practices for black workers. With hand made signs in windows declaring the refusal to sell the products, Leon Sullivan and the ministers were successful in unifying the black communities.

Columbus wrote of the natives he first encountered in his journal entry of October 12, 1492: > Many of the men I have seen have scars on their bodies, and when I made > signs to them to find out how this happened, they indicated that people from > other nearby islands come to San Salvador to capture them; they defend > themselves the best they can. I believe that people from the mainland come > here to take them as slaves. They ought to make good and skilled servants, > for they repeat very quickly whatever we say to them. I think they can very > easily be made Christians, for they seem to have no religion.

They made signs of friendship which Bodega y Quadra rejected. The Quinaults in one of the canoes approached in an attempt to board the Sonora, but once the canoe was in range of the schooner's two swivel guns and three muskets it was fired upon, killing "the greater number of them", according to Bodega's journal. Bodega wanted to avenge his lost sailors, but, was overruled by Heceta, who pointed out the expedition had orders to use force only in self- defense. Quinault ethnologists have come up with theories about the sudden attack, one being that the land-claiming ceremony was understood for what it was.

" None of the Niue missionaries or the twelve native Christians who accompanied them were seen after the visit. What really happened was only ascertained a month later, when George Le Hunte, Lieutenant-Governor of the Colony, visited the Aird River with a punitive expedition, and heard the story from a captured prisoner. This was quoted from an account supplied by the Rev Archibald Ernest Hunt, who accompanied the Lieutenant-Governor: "The Niue anchored off Kisk Point on April 7, and a crowd of natives came off. As it was near sunset, Tamate gave them some presents, and made signs that they were to go away, and the next day he would visit them ashore.

35) Columbus later maintained that he had already seen a light on the land a few hours earlier, thereby claiming for himself the lifetime pension promised by Ferdinand and Isabella to the first person to sight land.Lopez, (1990, p. 15) Columbus called this island (in what is now the Bahamas) San Salvador (meaning "Holy Savior"); the natives called it Guanahani. Columbus wrote of the indigenous people he first encountered in his journal entry of 12 October 1492: > Many of the men I have seen have scars on their bodies, and when I made > signs to them to find out how this happened, they indicated that people from > other nearby islands come to San Salvador to capture them; they defend > themselves the best they can.

When the Amazons perceived that they had not come to do them any harm, they let them alone; and the two camps approached nearer to one another every day: and the young men, like the Amazons, had nothing except their arms and their horses and got their living, as the Amazons did, by hunting and by taking booty. One day a Scythian and an Amazon came close. They could not speak to each other because they were speaking different languages, but the Amazon made signs to him with her hand to come. Later the young Scythians and the Amazons joined their camps and lived together, each man having for his wife her with whom he had had dealings at first.

In 2005, shortly after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, Neufeld spent three weeks as an American Red Cross volunteer in Biloxi, Mississippi. The blog he kept about that experience turned into a self-published book, Katrina Came Calling (2006). Later, Neufeld was asked to write the introduction to a book called Signs of Life: Surviving Katrina, a collection of photos of the hand-made signs that appeared in New Orleans and along the Gulf Coast following Hurricane Katrina. Profits from sales of the book went two organizations still working in the area: Common Ground Relief and Hands On Network. In 2007–2008, Neufeld wrote and drew A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge, an online graphic novel serialized on SMITH Magazine.

Jimmy made signs for the audience to hold up, gave them T-shirts, had their pep band play on the show, did a brief history of the school, and did an interview via satellite with Head Coach John Shulman. He also reviewed a list of notable graduates, which includes Dennis Haskins (most known as Mr. Belding from the TV series Saved by the Bell) who made an appearance on stage in support of his alma mater and gave Jimmy a UTC hat. However, the show's support wasn't enough, as the Mocs lost the game 103–47.CBS Sports Game Summary - Round 1 - UTC / UConn Coach Shulman and the outgoing senior players attended the March 20th taping of the show as audience members and Jimmy had a brief conversation with the coach during the show.

33-34Favenc 1983 p.217-218 King recorded that: > They appeared to feel great compassion for me when they understood that I > was alone on the creek, and gave me plenty to eat; after being four days > with them I saw that they were becoming tired of me, and they made signs > that they were going up the creek and that I had better go downwards, but I > pretended not to understand them. The same day they shifted camp, and I > followed them, and on reaching their camp I shot some crows, which pleased > them so much that they made me a breakwind in the centre of their camp, and > came and sat round me until such time as the crows were cooked, when they > assisted me to eat them.

Unlike any other state in the US, Georgia allows officers (but not regular civilians) to be present during the entire grand jury hearing and to make a statement at the very end that is unchallenged by anyone. In anticipation of the announcement in late January, dozens of activists known as Rise Up Georgia camped outside the courthouse in tents, displaying hand-made signs in support of Hill for several days before the grand jury announced the indictment of Officer Olsen on all six counts; the group maintained a 24-hour operation in front of the courthouse by sleeping in shifts. A crowd of several dozen began cheering and chanting when the decision to indict was announced outside the courthouse. Groups involved in the demonstration included Rise Up Georgia, Black Lives Matter, Southerners On New Ground (SONG), and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.

Films such as Spider-Man, Star Wars, Ghostbusters, children's movies such as Inside Out, televisions series Dora the Explorer, Blue's Clues, Power Rangers, Dragon Ball Z, Breaking Bad and even footage of other WWE wrestling matches have been used to make the videos. Levels have been made in Super Mario Maker based on the meme. The exposure of Unexpected Cena expanded into offline culture; a video was uploaded to YouTube showing a club DJ playing Eminem's "My Name Is" before he abruptly played the meme, and college students also made signs based on his famous sayings that they showed while on camera for ESPN Radio's show ESPN Radio College GameDay. A writer for the International Business Times felt that the Unexpected John Cena would help the WWE in their struggles with transitioning to digital media given Cena's increased internet popularity from the meme.

Many of the fans in attendance made signs professing their gratitude and adoration toward him with quotes such as: "The House that Griffey Built", "Seattle Junior", and "Griffey we miss you." Griffey went 1–5 in the game. On June 24, Griffey hit his 583rd and 584th career home runs, tying and passing Mark McGwire for 7th place on the all-time career home run list. Following the Cincinnati Reds versus Seattle Mariners series from June 22–24, 2007, a fan movement emerged petitioning Mariners' management to bring Griffey back. Over 1,900 signatures were collected on a fan vid-blog/petition. Griffey received the most votes of any player in the National League for the 2007 All-Star balloting and on the July 10 game, he went on to drive in two runs for the National League. On July 16, 2007, Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 587th home run to pass Frank Robinson for 6th place on the all-time home run list. On July 18, 2007, Griffey hit his 2,500th hit, a first-inning single off Atlanta Braves starting pitcher John Smoltz.

But before they marched, protestors made signs to help spread their message. from People
Along Turkey's border, asylum seekers made signs out of beat-up cardboard. from Mashable
They made signs with anti-bullying slogans like "Buddies, not bullies," she said. from CNN
She also made signs heralding defender Kelley O'Hara's toughness and Morgan's tea-sipping celebration. from CNN
Protesters held hand-made signs urging the government to take action on the environment. from Business Insider
Their father made signs of the cross over them before they went into the security line. from CNN
Other parents and students made signs and joined Kenley, growing the protest to about a dozen people. from The Hill
Athena says that the students made signs, walked around the block, and that there was a good turnout. from Gizmodo
They held a news conference on Thursday and made signs showing support for Ms. Gomez the night before. from The New York Times
Everyone made signs promoting things they think are important - learning what #advocacy looks like at a young age. pic.twitter. from Mashable
Lindsey Corum and her husband Dan Ransom got invites from Chaffetz's office, Corum said, and brought hand-made signs. from CNN
Many designers made signs, packed into buses, and marched in Washington, D.C. the day after President Donald Trump's inauguration. from Refinery 29
Conway used two hand-made signs to help explain her take on the Russia investigation during an interview with Fox News's Sean Hannity. from The Hill
Cars with hand-made signs that say "taxi" often circulate in dense areas seeking brave passengers while avoiding both formal taxis and the police. from TechCrunch
" Mr. Gause, who owned a company in Atlanta that made signs, said: "It was a mistake that her mother even went to the wedding. from The New York Times
We made signs at the clubhouse and then went to marches supporting anti-gun legislation, March For Our Lives, and anti-ICE [detainment of immigrants]. from Refinery 29
In East Harlem, for example, merchants have made signs easier to read and provided folding chairs for seniors who wish to rest before and after shopping. from The New York Times
Amid flowers and self-made signs reading "Hair Peace" and "Bed Peace", the couple put forward a simple strategy for achieving world harmony: reject violence of all forms. from Reuters
Yes. I loved Bernie, but that's why I have to vote for Hillary," said Herring, who made signs reading "He has my heart, but she has my vote. from CNN
While Trump officially withdrew the US, by far the biggest signatory to the deal, from the TPP Monday, no other country has yet made signs of withdrawing from the partnership. from CNN
Students marched, made signs, observed moments of silence, handed out orange ribbons to symbolize gun violence awareness, and read poems and essays about the personal scars gun violence has left behind. from Vox
On Thursday, we made signs with our 2-year-old daughter at our church, where we met a couple of 26 years who were able to get married only two years ago. from The New York Times
It was four of us in a group and we made signs... about love and respect and just to [say], you know, this is what democracy looks like, this is what it is. from Refinery 29
Payton Garza was traveling home from a doctors appointment on a VIA city bus with her husband and two kids, when her youngest, son Christopher, 16 months, made signs that he was hungry. from People
Christie said some of the attendees are "professional protesters," which he defined as those wearing the same shirts and carrying pre-made signs, comparing them to teachers' unions that criticized him in New Jersey. from CNN
" They carried hand-made signs with slogans such as: "Climate change is real, you're the hoax!" and "These boobs were made for marching" and "How many women does it take to crush a Cheeto? from People
"He (Falih) has talked to several countries including Norway, including Turkmenistan, including Egypt, and they have made signs of their willingness to join the collaboration," Kuwait's oil minister Essam al-Marzouq said on Tuesday. from Reuters
WBBT in Richmond and other local news outlets reported that demonstrators chanted and carried hand-made signs decrying Northam, who met with senior staff last night amid growing calls for him to step down. from The Hill
Along with members of the Queer Students Alliance, the campus feminist group, and a smattering of community members, the group made signs that read WHITE SILENCE IS VIOLENCE and SUPPORTING YOUR RIGHT TO YOUR BACKWARDS VIEW. from Buzzfeed News
Mr. Trump canceled the rally for safety reasons, and on Saturday, sounding annoyed, he called the demonstrators "a disgrace if you want to know the truth," suggesting it was an organized protest with "professionally" made signs. from The New York Times
Public School showed red baseball caps that read "Make America New York," while the designer Adam Lippes made signs and displayed them outside his Washington Square Park home, where the Planned Parenthood march took place later that day. from The New York Times
"The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert on Thursday recreated Kellyanne Conway's "fun with words" after the White House counselor used two hand-made signs on Fox News to explain her take on the Russia investigation during an interview. from The Hill
Despite the suspension of all state public transport in the capital and the presence of heavily armed police, the rally site was thronged with supporters waving flags and hand-made signs with slogans such as 'RIP voting machines. from Reuters
"He has talked to several countries including Norway, including Turkmenistan, including Egypt, and they have made signs of their willingness to join the collaboration," Kuwait's oil minister Essam al-Marzouq said, referring to his Saudi counterpart Khalid al-Falih. from Reuters
In an interview Mr. Williams said he and the students he was seeking to train had made signs supporting President Trump and criticizing Jussie Smollett, the actor who has been charged in connection with his own assault in Chicago. from The New York Times
After all, leftist groups supportive of the Democratic Party and its candidates made signs opposing all of President Trump's potential picks, tossing aside the ones that said Amy Coney Barrett, Raymond Kethledge and Thomas Hardiman as soon as Kavanaugh was announced. from The Hill
He also worked at the vehicle maintenance department of Pecos Public Transportation with his father and grandfather, and made signs at a local business, Al's Signs.
When Apollo appeared on the scene and made signs of being about to enter the port, Uranies captain removed the powder from his ship and set her on fire.
Seabees in both UDT 3 and 4 made signs to greet the Marines assaulting Guam. Lt. Crist confiscated this sign. However, Team 4 was able to leave theirs on the beach for the Marines to see that the Seabees had been there first. Lt. Crist(CEC), Lt. Cmdr.
Because "the methodologies employed in the collection and categorisation of written signs is still controversial", basic research questions are still being discussed, such as: "do small, hand-made signs count as much as large, commercially made signs?". The original technical scope of "linguistic landscape" involved plural languages, and almost all writers use it in that sense, but Papen has applied the term to the way public writing is used in a monolingual way in a German city and Heyd has applied the term to the ways that English is written, and people's reactions to these ways. The languages used in public signs indicate what languages are locally relevant, or give evidence of what languages are becoming locally relevant (Hult 2009; Kasanga 2012).
French officers were posted to oversee their exit. As the disguised Sforza passed the cordon, one mercenary Hans (or Rudi) Turmann of Uri made signs giving away Sforza's identity. The duke was apprehended by the French. Louis XII refused to see him and, despite the pleas of the Emperor Maximilian, would not release him.
This was the first time Lightbody and Swift performed the single together live. The video starts off with Lightbody being lifted up onto the stage and Swift approaching him from behind. They begin the duet seated, with their backs facing each other. The video is inter-spliced throughout with footage showing fans' hand-made signs and cheering.
Jelev is born on 14 June 1975 in Varna. His affiliation to visual arts dates back to the age of 12 when he created his first hand-made signs embroidered on jeans. Later at the end of his study at Varna High-school of Math, he discovered his love for calligraphy and custom lettering which influenced significantly his work as graphic designer.
Bersi leaves. The Incroyable notes that she was with a blonde woman he is looking for; he also notes that Chénier is at a nearby table waiting nervously and that Bersi had made signs at him. Chénier's friend Roucher enters. He reminds Chénier that he is under suspicion for his association with disgraced General Dumoriez and urges him to flee.
Drummoyne, N.S.W.: Council of the Municipality of Drummoyne, Second Edition, 1982. . William Bradley, First Lieutenant on board , recorded the following entry in the log: > We landed to cook breakfast on the opposite shore to them (Breakfast Pt.). > We made signs to them to come over and waved green boughs. Soon after which > 7 of them came over in 2 canoes and landed near our boats.
One year after the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo was founded, hundreds of women were participating, gathering in the Plaza for weekly demonstrations. They found strength in each other by marching in public, and attracted some press. They made signs with photos of their children and publicized their children's names. They wore white headscarves embroidered with the names and dates of births of their lost children.
There had been rallies beforehand for a deaf president (most notably on March 1), but on the 6th, the rallying changed into protest. Students and faculty went on marches, made signs, and gave demonstrations. The students locked the gates to the university and refused let the school open until Zinser resigned. Under intense pressure from the students protesting, Zinser resigned on the fifth day of the protest, March 10.
This combination of style and mental illness earned him his nickname: "The Van Gogh of Livorno" (later, "Italy"). Financially unsuccessful and impoverished, he worked as a waiter, created designs for embroiderers and milliners, made signs and sold the occasional painting. In 1911, he went to France for a year, living near his brother in Digne-les-Bains. While there, he painted maritime subjects and undertook to study the works of Paul Cézanne.
Crapo was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1998, gaining the seat of Republican Dirk Kempthorne, who stepped down to run successfully for governor. In his Senate bid, as in his House campaigns, Crapo's campaign made signs that had a macron placed over the "a" in his name (Crāpo) to indicate its correct pronunciation ("Cray-poe"). He was re-elected in 2004 with 99.2% of the vote, with the other .8% going to a write-in candidate, Democrat Scott McClure.
The body of Saint Mark the Evangelist was smuggled out from the church of Saint Mark to Venice. To discourage the "Saracens" from examining the coffin, it was filled with pork. When the ship reached Olivolo island in Venice, the saint made signs that showed he did not want to be placed in the custody of the bishop. Instead, he was taken to the Doge's chapel, and planning began to create a magnificent new temple suitable for such important relics.
The diocese's cathedral was San Pietro di Castello. In 828 the body of Saint Mark the Evangelist was smuggled from Alexandria, Egypt, to Venice. When the ship reached Olivolo island in Venice, the saint made signs (or so it was claimed) showing he did not want to be placed in the custody of the bishop. Instead, he was taken to the doge's chapel, and planning began to create a magnificent new temple, St Mark's Basilica, suitable for such important relics.
On March 15, 1670, under Sayle (who sailed on a Bermuda sloop with a number of Bermudian families), they finally reached Port Royal. According to the account of one passenger, the Indians were friendly, made signs toward where they should land, and spoke broken Spanish. Spain still considered Carolina to be its land; the main Spanish base, St. Augustine, was not far away. The Spanish missionary provinces of Guale and Mocama occupied the coast south of the Savannah River and Port Royal.
In the mid-1950s he worked as a commercial artist at The Emporium. He was a member of the Western Artists Society. Several of his paintings were exhibited at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum in Golden Gate Park. When Mr. Abraszewski became a member of the Polish Arts and Culture Foundation The Polish Arts and Culture Foundation (established in 1966 in San Francisco), he participated in historical exhibits, created hand-made signs still in use today and, with encouragement of the Foundation, exhibited his work.
Although the event is generally welcomed by the city, with vocal support having come from both Indianapolis former-mayor Bart Peterson and Indiana congresswoman Julia Carson, it is not without its opposition. Each year, Circle City IN Pride draws a small number of protestors who voice their opposition to the event. Their opposition is expressed both verbally and on hand-made signs, and is often based on their religious beliefs. Although this group can often be very good at making themselves known, their presence seldom affects the mood of the event.
However, the British lost only one man, who was taken prisoner. On 6 February 1814, Apollo and Havannah were at anchor outside Brindisi while the French frigate Uranie was inside the port, on fire. Cerberus had chased her into the port some weeks earlier while awaiting the action of the officials of the port, which belonged to the Kingdom of Naples, to the presence of the French vessel. When Apollo appeared on the scene and made signs of being about to enter the port, Uranies captain removed the powder from his ship and set her on fire.
The Speak Good Singlish Movement gathers support through a Facebook page which had 252 members"Speak Good Singlish Movement" – Facebook page. Retrieved 30 September 2013 though as reported in a dead link, an identically named group had 3,140 members in December 2012. It began as a response to the launch of SGEM 2010, in particular, its notion of using post-its to correct public signs written in poor English. The page ran its own post-it campaign, called the "Post-its Tak Bak Chew Campaign", inviting supporters to send in snapshots of their own home-made signs with proper Singlish.
"Thank You NHS" sign outside a primary school in Omagh, Northern Ireland "Thank You NHS" is a social phenomenon in the United Kingdom in 2020, whereby people and organisations post messages of support for members of the National Health Service and other key workers for their efforts in the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom. Large number of private individuals placed home-made signs in their windows and outside their homes to thank the NHS workers. The handmade posters frequently featured drawings of rainbows. Organizations supporting the campaign included the British Labour Party and Hull City Council.
Tastykake was known for hiring a large number of black workers, even though it restricted them to certain production departments and was rumored to require them to use segregated restroom and locker facilities. The company's products were very popular among African American neighborhoods and therefore profitable for both Tastykake and the black owned groceries stores. The key to the boycott's success would be to convince 150 black grocery chains to stop selling the lucrative product for the bigger cause of fair employment practices for black workers. With hand made signs in windows declaring the refusal to sell the products, Leon Sullivan and the ministers were successful in unifying the black communities.
Columbus wrote of the natives he first encountered in his journal entry of October 12, 1492: > Many of the men I have seen have scars on their bodies, and when I made > signs to them to find out how this happened, they indicated that people from > other nearby islands come to San Salvador to capture them; they defend > themselves the best they can. I believe that people from the mainland come > here to take them as slaves. They ought to make good and skilled servants, > for they repeat very quickly whatever we say to them. I think they can very > easily be made Christians, for they seem to have no religion.
They made signs of friendship which Bodega y Quadra rejected. The Quinaults in one of the canoes approached in an attempt to board the Sonora, but once the canoe was in range of the schooner's two swivel guns and three muskets it was fired upon, killing "the greater number of them", according to Bodega's journal. Bodega wanted to avenge his lost sailors, but, was overruled by Heceta, who pointed out the expedition had orders to use force only in self- defense. Quinault ethnologists have come up with theories about the sudden attack, one being that the land-claiming ceremony was understood for what it was.
" None of the Niue missionaries or the twelve native Christians who accompanied them were seen after the visit. What really happened was only ascertained a month later, when George Le Hunte, Lieutenant-Governor of the Colony, visited the Aird River with a punitive expedition, and heard the story from a captured prisoner. This was quoted from an account supplied by the Rev Archibald Ernest Hunt, who accompanied the Lieutenant-Governor: "The Niue anchored off Kisk Point on April 7, and a crowd of natives came off. As it was near sunset, Tamate gave them some presents, and made signs that they were to go away, and the next day he would visit them ashore.
35) Columbus later maintained that he had already seen a light on the land a few hours earlier, thereby claiming for himself the lifetime pension promised by Ferdinand and Isabella to the first person to sight land.Lopez, (1990, p. 15) Columbus called this island (in what is now the Bahamas) San Salvador (meaning "Holy Savior"); the natives called it Guanahani. Columbus wrote of the indigenous people he first encountered in his journal entry of 12 October 1492: > Many of the men I have seen have scars on their bodies, and when I made > signs to them to find out how this happened, they indicated that people from > other nearby islands come to San Salvador to capture them; they defend > themselves the best they can.
When the Amazons perceived that they had not come to do them any harm, they let them alone; and the two camps approached nearer to one another every day: and the young men, like the Amazons, had nothing except their arms and their horses and got their living, as the Amazons did, by hunting and by taking booty. One day a Scythian and an Amazon came close. They could not speak to each other because they were speaking different languages, but the Amazon made signs to him with her hand to come. Later the young Scythians and the Amazons joined their camps and lived together, each man having for his wife her with whom he had had dealings at first.
In 2005, shortly after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, Neufeld spent three weeks as an American Red Cross volunteer in Biloxi, Mississippi. The blog he kept about that experience turned into a self-published book, Katrina Came Calling (2006). Later, Neufeld was asked to write the introduction to a book called Signs of Life: Surviving Katrina, a collection of photos of the hand-made signs that appeared in New Orleans and along the Gulf Coast following Hurricane Katrina. Profits from sales of the book went two organizations still working in the area: Common Ground Relief and Hands On Network. In 2007–2008, Neufeld wrote and drew A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge, an online graphic novel serialized on SMITH Magazine.
Jimmy made signs for the audience to hold up, gave them T-shirts, had their pep band play on the show, did a brief history of the school, and did an interview via satellite with Head Coach John Shulman. He also reviewed a list of notable graduates, which includes Dennis Haskins (most known as Mr. Belding from the TV series Saved by the Bell) who made an appearance on stage in support of his alma mater and gave Jimmy a UTC hat. However, the show's support wasn't enough, as the Mocs lost the game 103–47.CBS Sports Game Summary - Round 1 - UTC / UConn Coach Shulman and the outgoing senior players attended the March 20th taping of the show as audience members and Jimmy had a brief conversation with the coach during the show.
33-34Favenc 1983 p.217-218 King recorded that: > They appeared to feel great compassion for me when they understood that I > was alone on the creek, and gave me plenty to eat; after being four days > with them I saw that they were becoming tired of me, and they made signs > that they were going up the creek and that I had better go downwards, but I > pretended not to understand them. The same day they shifted camp, and I > followed them, and on reaching their camp I shot some crows, which pleased > them so much that they made me a breakwind in the centre of their camp, and > came and sat round me until such time as the crows were cooked, when they > assisted me to eat them.
Unlike any other state in the US, Georgia allows officers (but not regular civilians) to be present during the entire grand jury hearing and to make a statement at the very end that is unchallenged by anyone. In anticipation of the announcement in late January, dozens of activists known as Rise Up Georgia camped outside the courthouse in tents, displaying hand-made signs in support of Hill for several days before the grand jury announced the indictment of Officer Olsen on all six counts; the group maintained a 24-hour operation in front of the courthouse by sleeping in shifts. A crowd of several dozen began cheering and chanting when the decision to indict was announced outside the courthouse. Groups involved in the demonstration included Rise Up Georgia, Black Lives Matter, Southerners On New Ground (SONG), and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
Films such as Spider-Man, Star Wars, Ghostbusters, children's movies such as Inside Out, televisions series Dora the Explorer, Blue's Clues, Power Rangers, Dragon Ball Z, Breaking Bad and even footage of other WWE wrestling matches have been used to make the videos. Levels have been made in Super Mario Maker based on the meme. The exposure of Unexpected Cena expanded into offline culture; a video was uploaded to YouTube showing a club DJ playing Eminem's "My Name Is" before he abruptly played the meme, and college students also made signs based on his famous sayings that they showed while on camera for ESPN Radio's show ESPN Radio College GameDay. A writer for the International Business Times felt that the Unexpected John Cena would help the WWE in their struggles with transitioning to digital media given Cena's increased internet popularity from the meme.
Many of the fans in attendance made signs professing their gratitude and adoration toward him with quotes such as: "The House that Griffey Built", "Seattle Junior", and "Griffey we miss you." Griffey went 1–5 in the game. On June 24, Griffey hit his 583rd and 584th career home runs, tying and passing Mark McGwire for 7th place on the all-time career home run list. Following the Cincinnati Reds versus Seattle Mariners series from June 22–24, 2007, a fan movement emerged petitioning Mariners' management to bring Griffey back. Over 1,900 signatures were collected on a fan vid-blog/petition. Griffey received the most votes of any player in the National League for the 2007 All-Star balloting and on the July 10 game, he went on to drive in two runs for the National League. On July 16, 2007, Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 587th home run to pass Frank Robinson for 6th place on the all-time home run list. On July 18, 2007, Griffey hit his 2,500th hit, a first-inning single off Atlanta Braves starting pitcher John Smoltz.