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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers personnel discuss beach renourishment activities at the site of active sand placement work in the Rockaways August 15, 2013. Post-Sandy sand placement activities are underway at Rockaway Beach in Queens, NY as part of a project placing roughly 3.5 million cubic yards onto the beach to help reduce risks from future storms. Click here to read more about the project
So, as yesterday was way too full, this activity happened today :)
The boys imagined a very short cartoon. Chris taught them the very basics of cartoon making, and then he drew their stories. They colored them then.
Dec 06th 2009
Photos of the 2016 Law School Graduating Students Dinner-- a celebration to honor the Class of 2016.
I was in the city for music camp, but had to do a long run on Saturday. I ran from one city to another by way of urban trails. At one point I ran across a bridge over a slough and saw this paddle boarder coming out from under a freeway overpass.
Activity at Coney Island Yard finds a new R160 in the inspection shop and an R68 getting an interior cleaning.
You know when you are mad busy, deadlines whizzing past and countless chores undone? Not only that but there is a particular thing you've been meaning to do for ages and set aside the afternoon aside for.
It is at precisely this time that it seems like a very good idea to divert from the task in hand and do something entirely unrelated and unnecessary. In fact, there is a naughty deliciousness to it; the tasting of a forbidden fruit.
This afternoon whilst rooting in the loft for something else, I came across my box of old camera stuff. It seemed to be a good time to organize all this camera gear, dust off the unused stuff and take a photo of it.
It is a motley pile but charts my photographic development from age 18 (manual focus F301 with prime 24mm, 50mm and Vivitar Series 1 Telezoom, Vivitar flash), to age 32 (autofocus F80 with 17-35 sigma ultrawide zoom, 28-100 zoom, SB50 flash) into the digital era (from 2006) with all the rest.
I should sell all the film / manual focus stuff but it is worth nowt. So I boxed it all up back in the loft, all neat and tidy.
NPS | Margaret Barse
The Exploring Earth Science Teacher Workshop 2017 took place over August 2nd and 3rd. Participating teachers spent two days in Shenandoah National Park learning and participating in activities around the theme "Shenandoah Salamander: Climate Change Casualty or Survivor."
This program is supported by a generous donation from the Shenandoah National Park Association and the Shenandoah National Park Trust.
Cornetist Lloyd B. Curtis was a freshman and faculty member at the same time in 1904 when the director of the music school, Henry B. Guelich, accepted the young man's offer to establish the first University band. (The Sooner Story, page 23)
Photo credit: Western History Collections, via The Sooner Story.
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