Salar Jung III birth anniversary ! Remembering the visionary and multi faceted persona who brought the world's art to Hyderabad, now a national museum of India celebrating 75 years ! #SJM75 #PlatinumJubilee #SalarJungMuseum

remembering adam donut douglas driver

Thanks ma friendo, was quite fun trying to speedrun a game for the first time Now probably not gonna Speedrun anything for a while since remembering everything about the game and how to 100% all levels was kinda tiring ngl Now playing a more chill game, Papa's Freezeria Deluxe

Trump brings the Remembering and the Emergence into the center of the arc... “250 years is a long time in the life of a nation, but in another sense, it is really a mere moment in the eye of history"... That opening brings 1776 close enough to feel... Trump is reminding us that America was built across only a few long human lifetimes, which means the faith, courage and creative force that carried this nation into being is still live within us... For decades, that memory was buried beneath shame, fear, division and managed decline until greatness felt distant and belonging began to fade... America 250 is The Remembering... The UFC at the White House, the military, the monuments, the prayer, the factories, the racing, the fireworks and the 4th of July celebration all move beneath politics and into the nervous system, restoring the deeper feeling of who we are... Strength feels familiar again... patriotism feels like home... the American story begins moving through us again... and from that remembering comes The Emergence... A nation reconnecting with its identity begins to create from a different place... borders, energy, manufacturing, medicine, AI, defense, space and the exposure of the fraud architecture all become expressions of the same return to coherence... The same spirit that crossed the frontier, built the factories and reached the stars is still here, gathering itself for the next American age... America 250 is where memory becomes identity, identity becomes agency, and agency becomes destiny... July 4, 2026 is the threshold... The Remembering is already underway... The Emergence is what comes next... The Golden Age begins when America feels itself again...

Hanging out with neighbors, remembering a neighbor who had passed away. Lots of love and laughs.

Remembering Sergeant Ian John McKay, VC 🙏🇬🇧 (7 May 1953, Wortley, West Riding of Yorkshire, England – 12 June 1982, Mount Longdon, Falkland Islands) Born in Wortley, near Barnsley, South Yorkshire, McKay was the eldest of the three sons of Kenneth John McKay, a steel worker, & Freda Doreen Hargreaves. He was educated at Rotherham Grammar School. McKay left school at seventeen & in August 1970 enlisted in the British Army, training as a paratrooper. Posted to the 1st Battalion, the Parachute Regiment (1 Para) in early 1971, he served in Northern Ireland, Germany, & the United Kingdom. By April 1982 he was platoon sergeant of 4 Platoon, B Company, 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment, & deployed with his unit for service in the Falklands War. He was killed during the Battle of Mount Longdon, for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross. Victoria Cross Citation 'During the night of 11th/12th June 1982, 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment mounted a silent night attack on an enemy battalion position on Mount Longdon, an important objective in the battle for Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands. Sergeant McKay was platoon sergeant of 4 Platoon, B Company, which, after the initial objective had been secured, was ordered to clear the Northern side of the long East/West ridge feature, held by the enemy in depth, with strong, mutually-supporting positions. By now the enemy were fully alert, & resisting fiercely. As 4 Platoon's advance continued it came under increasingly heavy fire from a number of well-sited enemy machine gun positions on the ridge, & received casualties. Realising that no further advance was possible the Platoon Commander ordered the Platoon to move from its exposed position to seek shelter among the rocks of the ridge itself. Here it met up with part of 5 Platoon. The enemy fire was still both heavy & accurate, & the position of the platoons was becoming increasingly hazardous. Taking Sergeant McKay, a Corporal & a few others, & covered by supporting machine gun fire, the Platoon Commander moved forward to reconnoitre the enemy positions but was hit by a bullet in the leg, & command devolved upon Sergeant McKay. It was clear that instant action was needed if the advance was not to falter & increasing casualties to ensue. Sergeant McKay decided to convert this reconnaissance into an attack in order to eliminate the enemy positions. He was in no doubt of the strength & deployment of the enemy as he undertook this attack. He issued orders, & taking three men with him, broke cover & charged the enemy position. The assault was met by a hail of fire. The Corporal was seriously wounded, a Private killed & another wounded. Despite these losses Sergeant McKay, with complete disregard for his own safety, continued to charge the enemy position alone. On reaching it he despatched the enemy with grenades, thereby relieving the position of beleaguered 4 & 5 Platoons, who were now able to redeploy with relative safety. Sergeant McKay, however, was killed at the moment of victory, his body falling on the bunker. Without doubt Sergeant McKay's action retrieved a most dangerous situation & was instrumental in ensuring the success of the attack. His was a coolly calculated act, the dangers of which must have been all too apparent to him beforehand. Undeterred he performed with outstanding selflessness, perseverance & courage. With a complete disregard for his own safety, he displayed courage and leadership of the highest order, & was an inspiration to all those around him.' After initial burial in the Falklands, McKay was later brought home, & on 26 November 1982 he was re-buried with full military honours at Aldershot Military Cemetery. #lestweforget #remembrance

9 years ago today NEVER forget Remembering all those lost and impacted by Grenfell...

this whole scene breaking my heart into a million pieces 😭😭 grandma not remembering her own granddaughter & the granddaughter feeling like an imposter 😫💔 #MyRoyalNemesis #MyRoyalNemesisEp12

Remembering the legacy of SUSHANT SINGH RAJPUT today! 🙏🏻💔

I think it had something to do with the backrooms remembering him as he appeared on TV and on his sign for the store which would both be "larger than life". Literally in the case of the sign. Metaphorically when appearing in his commerica.

Remembering the time when i wasn't banned on hinge and this really handsome guy and I chatted

6 years of injustice. 6 years of pain. Time has passed but the hurt remains unchanged. Still remembering, still waiting, still hoping. #JusticeForSushantSinghRajput 6years Of Injustice To Sushant

Study the past if you would define the future. ~ Confucius. A reminder that remembering history is crucial for understanding where we are, and headed to in the name of Affordable Housing. The writing was and remains on the wall. Amalize tu aende. #RutoMustGo

Forever in our hearts, shining bright like the stars he loved so much. ✨ Remembering Sushant Singh Rajput and the incredible legacy he left behind. His smile and talent will never be forgotten.!!🕊️❤️ #Glamsham #SushantSinghRajput #SSR #Bollywood #GoneButNotForgotten

Remembering Cliff Edwards on his birthday. ❤️ Best known as the voice of Jiminy Cricket in Pinocchio and Dandy Crow in Dumbo.

Every moment shared with JoongDunk becomes a story worth remembering. #JoongDunkxTaipei #GMMTVFANDAY31 #JoongDunk

Remembering the 49 lives violently stolen in the Pulse nightclub shooting, ten years on thepinknews.com/2026/06/12/p…

@WHO and @UNICEF you need to run an intervention about women’s health and wellbeing as @WFP_Media is too busy burying evidence around embezzlement than remembering rights and care.

Remembering Sushant Singh Rajput on his 6th death anniversary.Your talent, kindness, and fearless pursuit of truth continue to inspire millions.Your smile, art, and your dreams & we still ask for justice. Rest in power, Sushant. #RememberSushant #JusticeForSushanatSinghRajput