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No Dakota Access Pipeline - Solidarity from San Francisco
#NoDAPL
September 8, 2016
Large crowd in downtown San Francisco shows solidarity with the 100s of Native tribes that have gathered in North Dakota, alongside the Standing Rock Sioux, to PROTECT the land and water and sacred sites. At issue is the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline that would transport 470,000 barrels of Bakken crude oil a day to Illinois, where it would continue on to refineries in the Midwest, the Gulf Coast and the East coast. The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe has sued the federal government to stop construction. As they wait, the massive gathering in North Dakota continues to engage in non-violent direct action, often putting their bodies in harms way to stop the equipment that threatens their water, land, sacred sites and the health of the planet and future generations.
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Happy Birthday Access! How kind of them to give US Prezzies! I have a new bestie from [sau] We're ready for Summer! Ask about anything in my pic! I love to share!
"It is in Kampot province Zoo. It is a pool to store water for hundreds of animals at the zoo."
Photo/quote by Seangly Phak
Phnom Penh Post Newspaper
Los Angeles Firefighters responded to a traffic collision involving hazardous cargo in the Valley Village area of Los Angeles on November 9, 2008. © Photo by Mike Meadows
Access tunnels under the Old Main building on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on May 1, 2015. (Jay Grabiec)
Graduación de Alumnos del programa Access en la Alianza Cultural Uruguay - EEUU.
[U.S. Embassy photo: Juan Francisco Casal / Copyright info]
01/05/2014 LET Access Series 2014. Association Suisse De Gold Ladies Open 2014, Gams- Werdenberg Golf Club, Gams, Switzerland. 2-4 May 2014. A general view of the 16th green during the Pro-Am. Credit: LET Access/Tristan Jones
The Kiln Access Ramp gets personnel and equipment in and out of the kiln safely. The kiln is an island without access to it. Each ramp is custom
designed by certified professional engineer, made
of high grade 6061-T6 Aluminum Our ramps are
as strong as steel half the weight of other steel
ramps. With safety as the priority, kiln access should
be engineered to take into account the burn floor
configuration and what custom fit will the plant need
to safely and easily provide access into the kiln.
Well, that was pretty lucky! When details of my photo pass were a bit sketchy, especially when I didn't have internet access over the weekend, I rushed onto the grounds to have an AAA pass handed to me!
More photos coming really soon!
Graduación de Alumnos del programa Access en la Alianza Cultural Uruguay - EEUU.
[U.S. Embassy photo: Juan Francisco Casal / Copyright info]
Sewer access cover in an Oakland, California sidewalk, manufactured by the H.C. Macaulay Foundry Company in Berkeley, California. The Macaulay Foundry was founded in San Francisco, California in 1896 by Henry Clayton Macaulay, who had come to California in 1891. During his first five years in California, Macaulay worked as a molder at the National Iron Works and then as foundry foreman for the Byron Jackson Machine Works. In 1896, Byron Jackson, faced with a foundry that was an economic liability during the depression of the 1890s, sold his foundry to Macaulay. The foundry was located on Bluxome Street, in the center of the city's manufacturing district, and it started making castings primarily for Byron Jackson's Machine Shop and soliciting for whatever other business was available. Macaulay's early partners in this venture were John Lauffner, Philip McHale and Daniel Molander. In 1906, the foundry was destroyed in the great earthquake and fire that consumed San Francisco's business and manufacturing districts. H.C. Macaulay, like many other San Francisco manufacturers at the time, decided to move across the bay. The Macaulay Foundry was rebuilt on Carleton Street in Berkeley, California. The company was formally incorporated as the H.C. Macaulay Foundry in 1906. From 1896 until 1937, the Macaulay Foundry's largest customer was the Byron Jackson Machine Works, the largest pump manufacturer in the West. Other prominent early customers included the Hall-Scott Motor Car Company, the Union Gas Engine Company, and the American Can Company. Later customers included Pacific Gas and Electric, Hewlett-Packard, Lawrence Livermore International, and Solar Turbines. The company is no longer in business.
Access for individuals with limited mobility including wheelchair users
Argus, Thetford, Norfolk, England, UK
Creator: Lindsley, Lawrence Denny, 1879-1974.
Description: Caption on image: Christmas 1907, at Maryvale. 25 Mile Creek, Lake Chelan. #673, L.D. Lindsley foto. Handwritten on verso: Beginning at upper left hand corner, the first is Kenith Parker then comes myself (C.E. Obre) and Forman (?) Ayers. Between and in front of Ken and I are first from left Irene Lindsley then the girl whose face is partly hidden is Edith Williams who is the daughter of the man in the lower left hand corner. Sitting just above and to the left of him is his daughter Mrs. Chestnut and child. All the Williams are from St. Louis and have been here about 2 yrs. The girl directly in front of me is Mable Lindsley. The girl along side of Forman is the daughter of the little man who is smiling just to her right. The man with the spectacles is Mr. Russel, and the little woman with the glasses is his wife, and the little boy at the bottom of the picture is Mr. Tompkins and Mrs. Tompkins' son. The little man above mentioned is Mr. Thompkins and the woman in front of him is his wife. The man with beard and lady beside him are Mr. and Mrs. Lindsley. The man and woman next to Mr. Lindsley are Mr. and Mrs. Darby. Stamped on negative jacket: Lake Chelan Series Handwritten on negative jacket: Dec. 25 1904. A Christmas Party. Mr. & Mrs. E.A. Smith's home, 25 Mile Creek.
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Leipzig, Germany, 25 May -- Equitable Access: No Passenger Left Behind
Geetam TIWARI, Professor and Chair, Indian Institute of Technology, India
©OECD/ITF, Marco Urban, Marc-Steffen Unger, Simone Neumann
Graduación de Alumnos del programa Access en la Alianza Cultural Uruguay - EEUU.
[U.S. Embassy photo: Juan Francisco Casal / Copyright info]
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Whitinsville Christian 69, Pioneer Valley Christian 13..Schuyler Van Tol and Caleb Holt each scored 10 points for the host Crusaders (4-1)....PIONEER VALLEY CHRISTIAN.Name.FGM.3PM.FTM.Pts..Caleb Hunter.2.0.0.4.Jay Connor.0.0.0.0.Landon Coney.0.0.0.0.Mitch Begin.2.1.0.5.Chris Ried.0.0.1.1.Sam Gobeillo.1.0.1.3..WHITINSVILLE CHRISTIAN.Name.FGM.3PM.FTM.Pts..Tim Dufficy.2.0.0.4.Jake Lovewell.2.0.0.4.Matt Leduc.1.1.0.3.Schuyler Van Tol.5.0.0.10.John Woudenberg.3.0.0.6.Antonio Estrella.4.0.0.8.Richard Santos.3.0.1.7.Matt Colonero.1.0.0.2.Daniel Belanger.2.0.0.4.Graham Tienhaara.2.0.0.4.Grant Brown.3.1.0.7.Caleb Holt.4.2.0.10.
Shot at ISO 3200, Aperture of 2.8, Shutter speed of 1/500 and Focal Length of 70.0 mm
Taken with a 70-200mm F2.8 G lens and processed by Aperture 3.4.3 on Friday January-04-2013 19:54 EST PM
The Hexagon is a well-established multi-purpose venue, in the heart of Reading that was built in 1977. The nature of the performances at the venue means access up and down these stairways by patrons is often in low light levels which means there is a risk of missteps and falls.
Quantum Flooring Solutions was able to cater for the variety of needs within the theatre building with products from both it’s S and H Ranges of premium Stair Nosings. The Slenderline (S) Range is for use with slim gauge floorcoverings such as vinyl and Heavy Duty (H) Range for thicker gauges of floorcoverings such as carpet.
In addition to the safer slip-resistant step edge that all Quantum Flooring Solutions’ Stair Nosings provide, a photoluminescent tread material was used to provide a clear step edge contrast in all light conditions. This helps to prevent missteps and falls, providing peace of mind and a reduced risk for the theatre.
The double channel Stair Nosing used also provided a durable step edge in the high foot traffic areas within the theatre.
CONTRACTOR: TW Flooring, Reading
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» A selection of Heavy Duty (H Range) & Slenderline (S Range) Stair Nosings
» Tread colour: photoluminescent
» Riser finish: anodised
If you look to the top right of the picture the natural erosion has fashioned the rock and vegetation into what looks like profile of a Lion.
When wielding a camera instead of weapons of war it is much easier to capture the defences at Tantallon. The formidable outer earthen ramparts are quickly walked past on the level path that snakes in front of and through the earthworks so as to make good targets of the attackers. The current defenders Historic Environment Scotland guardian this structure and many others in Scotland. The helpful guides safely preserve the expansive ruin and provide the on site shop of many wonders. Nowadays Tantallon Castle is best very gently and very courteously approached rather than attacked. With a brief stop at the entrance and gift shop the potential of a great visit is easily unlocked. Tantallon has seen defence, aggression and now tourism. It is a superb historic and beautiful site to daunder around. The link below should provide access details including, price and opening hours.
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Tantallon Castle Near North Berwick, East Lothian, EH39 5PN
Historic Environment Scotland
www.historicenvironment.scot/visit-a-place/places/tantall...