www.whitehousekids.gov
This site provides an online tour of the White House, biographical information about the President and Vice President, and games and quizzes. It includes special features on U.S. Presidents and life in the White House, as well as a teacher's and parent's guide.
Chess Wager
Harry and his friend make a wager on a game of chess in this video segment from Cyberchase.
TWC9: WP7 gets multi-tasking,NuGet 1.1, MJPEG Decoder, Reflector This week on Channel 9, Dan is joined by Larry Larsen to discuss the week's top developer news, including:
Qu'est ce que la recherche scientifique ? (Frédéric Gay) (video)
Une conférence de l'UTLS au Lycée
Qu'est ce que la recherche scientifique par Frédéric Gay (Maître de conférence, praticien hospitalier)
Lycée Jean Bart (59 Dunkerque)
symbaloo : weblinks voor op het digi- /smartboard Verzameling van handige sites, verdeeld in sites voor digi-/smartborden, rekenen, taal, spelling, wereldoriëntatie
L'islam en Europe - Moussa Khedimellah (video)
Histoire européenne et histoire musulmane sont denses et souvent liées : "Sans Mahomet, Charlemagne est inconcevable" nous dit l'historien Henri Pirenne. Les liens souvent résumés à leurs aspects belliqueux ont été aussi souvent diplomatiques, culturels et artistiques jusqu’à la seconde guerre Mondiale. La colonisation, l'appel d'une main d'œuvre durant les 30 glorieuses et les nouvelles mobilités des pays du sud ou de l'Est (étudiants, demandeurs d'asile, femmes seul
Learn About John Quincy Adams' Young Life
Learn About John Quincy Adams' Young Life - In this video you will learn about how John Quincy Adams grew up, how he lived in many European countries and how he became the sixth president of the US.
Statue of Governor James Whitcomb
James Whitcomb was Governor of Indiana during the Mexican War and is southwest of the monument. The bronze statue was designed by sculptor John H. Mahoney of Indianapolis.,Appears in Destination Indiana
Sculpture of Groups above the West Fountain Representing Peace on the Soldiers and Sailors Monument
The monumental limestone Peace groups above the west fountain represent the homecoming of victorious Civil War Union troops and the reunion of families. [1902]
View of the East and South Sides of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument with the War Sculpture Groups
View of the east and south sides of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument with the War sculpture groups designed by Bruno Schmitz and Rudolph Schwarz. Above them is the Army astragal (a bronze panel) sculpted by Nicolaus Geiger. It represents the weapons and carnage of war. [1902]
Dedication Ceremonies for the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument, May 15, 1902
After nearly 14 years of construction, the monument was officially dedicated on May 15, 1902. Those attending the gala event were treated to a poetic recitation by James Whitcomb Riley. Fellow Hooiser Lew Wallace was master of ceremonies and former Secretary of State John W. Foster delivered an address. John Phillip Souosa presented a march composed for the occasion.,Appears in Destination Indiana 6
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Map of the Route of the Welcome Home Parade
The five-mile-long parade route began on Washington Street, then turned toward Meridian Street and through the Victory Arch, specially constructed for the event. The troops circled toward Market Street and traveled north on Pennsylvania Street angling at Fort Wayne Avenue to Delaware Street. The marchers turned west on Sixteenth Street and headed south on Meridian back to Monument Circle. After circling the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, the parade returned to Washington Street, heading west to
Welcome Home Events in Military Park
Crowds started gathering at Military Park at dawn eagerly awaiting their returning loved ones. The first train full of soldiers arrived at 9:05 a.m. and the troops quickly made their way to Military Park to meet their family and friends.,Appears in Destination Indiana 10
Completed Guaranty Building
Construction of the building was completed in 1923. Several office spaces were available for rent after the completion and were quickly filled with businesses wanting a prime location on the Circle.,Appears in Destination Indiana 3
Construction on the Guaranty Building
Despite early designs of a twelve-story building, the Guaranty was completed with nine stories and complied with the height ordinance for buildings on the Circle. It was the first building of its type on the Circle. [1922],Appears in Destination Indiana 23
View of the Northeast Quadrant of Monument Circle and the Circle Tower Building, ca. 1980
The facade of American Fletcher National Bank Building curves with Monument Circle. After a merger with Bank One in the 1980s, the building would later be called the Bank One Building. [ca. 1980],Appears in Destination Indiana 4
Indianapolis Water Company Building Decorated for Christmas
By the 1940s the Circle began to include holiday decorations and even a few lights. Several of the buildings surrounding the Circle, including the Indianapolis Water Company, also joined in the holiday spirit.
Chase Bank Building on Monument Circle, 2007
Following additional mergers the former American Fletcher Bank became Chase Bank in 2004. [2007],Appears in Destination Indiana 4
Massachusetts Avenue and New York Street, Indianapolis, Indiana
Street scene showing buildings along two streets in Indianapolis. The entrance of a three-story brick building faces the intersection. There are some trees and street lights along the dirt roads.
Lesson #037, Tuesday capire = to understand finire = to finish, to end preferire = to prefer To conjugate these types of verbs, you will drop the 'ire' and: io = add 'isco' tu = add 'isci' Lei/lui/lei = add 'isce' noi = add 'iamo' voi = add 'ite' loro = add 'iscono' Then to conjugate the verb 'capire': io capisco tu capisci Lei/lui/lei capisce noi capiamo voi capite loro capiscono Il ragazzo capi
