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Young people from Newton Abbot College and Coombeshead Academy went to Waterstones to choose books for the teenage area of the new library
Newton Abbot library has many original features including the oak panel doors and brass handles, which will be retained during the refurbishment.
L-R: Awards judge and East Surrey College Vice-Chair of Governors Margaret Davey, The Mayor of Reigate & Banstead Councillor Dr Lynne Hack, WEA Chief Executive Ruth Spellman and Principal of ESC Jayne Dickinson.
These are some stone birds I have on my outdoor table, which I failed to bring inside before our first hard freeze after a rain. (they are inside now, safe & warm). I wanted to use some of my new texture lessons from Kim Klassen's class(kimklassen.squarespace.com/elements-skinny-mini-ecourse/ ) and a texture that I found from Ms. Bailey (www.flickr.com/photos/milesbeyondthemoon/4669404205/) .Here is the result. I hope you like it.PS It has taken me days to figure out where this file was. i could see it on Picasa but it couldn't be found on Flickr Uploader. I tried re-naming it and moving it and finally got it on my documents so I could retrieve it. For a non-techie, I have been finding solutions to my worst techie nightmares, which I suspect could be done by a computer maven in seconds! And, the worst part is , I probably won't remember what the fix is the next time it happens. YIKES!!!! PS: I also negotiated a refund from my on-line download purported to fix my computer which didn't work. I will be absent again for awhile as I have to take care of too many picture files and family.
ANSBACH, Germany – The U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach (USAG Ansbach) Army Education Centers held a Recognition Ceremony for 2017-2018 graduates Nov. 16 at 10 a.m. at the Von Steuben Community Center on Bismark Kaserne.
Twenty-one graduates received their honors during the ceremony accompanied by the applause of more than 100 parents, spouses, teachers and community members who turned out to congratulate the graduates.
The ceremony is held annually as part of American Education Week, an annual observance to encourage Soldiers and civilians to continue in pursuit of higher education and increase awareness of resources available in achieving a degree.
Due to service members, family members, veterans and retirees having such diverse schedules and attendance at different schools due to relocations and deployments, the ceremony fulfilled the wish that many attending the event might otherwise not have had the opportunity to experience: to step up front and center before family, peers and classmates for the presentation of their degree.
Many of those recognized had already been conferred their degrees and officially graduated, but had not been honored for their academic achievement publicly.
Some students attending opted for other choices of dress, but shades of black, blue and gray graduation caps and gowns – representing a diverse collection of colleges and universities – filled the place of honor in the front rows.
Mr. Philip Romanelli, USAG Ansbach Deputy to the Garrison Commander presided over the ceremony. Romanelli, himself a graduate of both Princeton and Cambridge Universities also served as the guest speaker and in his opening remarks praised the graduates for their drive and tenacity in pursuit of their degrees.
GRADUATES RECOGNIZED
Masters Degree recipients: Mr. Donald B. Busbice Jr. (Master of Science in Emergency Management), Mr. Joseph R. Frasier (Master of Science in Aeronautics/Aviation Operations), Mr. Robert Goodnenow (Master of Science in Emergency & Disaster Management), Mr. Gilbert Pack (Master of Science in Management, Homeland Security), Ms. Brittney M. Crawford (Master of Arts in Human Relations), Ms. Stephanie Kozacka (Master of Arts in Social Work).
Bachelors Degree recipients: Staff Sgt. Haywood LaRobert Manciel (Bachelor of Arts in Homeland Security and Emergency Management), Mr. Derek R. Walker (Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Management and Leadership), Chief Warrant Officer Ka’Shauna W. Dines (Bachelor of Science in Psychology), Ms. Alexis T. Brewer (Bachelor of Science in Psychology), Ms. LaShonda Heller (Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Mgt.), Sgt. Dana Hoggatt (Bachelor of Science in Social Science), Ms. Simona Loew (Bachelor of Science in Psychology).
Associates Degree recipients: Spec. Shavon Hinton (Associate of Arts in General Studies), Sgt. 1st Class Peter Larson (Associate of Arts in General Studies), Sgt. Solomon Oduro (Associate of Arts in General Studies), Sgt. Gabriella Saenz (Associate of Arts in General Studies), Mr. Winton Burriss (Associate of Arts in General Studies), Mr. Mark A. Cox ( Associate of Arts in General Studies), Spec. Fredrick L. Crawford Jr. (Associate of Arts in General Studies), Ms. Ladoshie Holman (Associate of Arts in Management).
Photo by Michael Beaton, U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach Public Affairs (RELEASED).
Newton Abbot library has many original and 'listed' features, which will be retained during the refurbishment, including the beautiful stained glass window on the west staircase.
Devon County Councillors Gordon Hook, Anne Fry and Roger Croad admire the view of the extension from the top floor of the building, while the scheme's project manager looks on.
A 'listed' original feature of the Newton Abbot library & learning centre, the wooden staircase with its stained glass window, will be enhanced by the refurbishment. The bust of benefactor John Passmore Edwards has been temporarily moved to the Westcountry Studies Library for safekeeping.
Excavations have had to be made on the ground floor to provide a strong, solid surface for building temporary bracing to the upper floors.
Christmas card art - adult and community learning 2011
For more information about adult and community learning please go to www.dudley.gov.uk/adultlearning
The courtyard was crowded with miscellaneous outbuildings - sheds, portacabins, bin storage, etc. This needed to be cleared in preparation for the new extension and courtyard garden area.
Christmas card art - adult and community learning 2011
For more information about adult and community learning please go to www.dudley.gov.uk/adultlearning
Christmas card art - adult and community learning 2011
For more information about adult and community learning please go to www.dudley.gov.uk/adultlearning
Howard County Library System Project Literacy graduation and awards ceremony held at HCLS Miller Branch.
Christmas card art - adult and community learning 2011
For more information about adult and community learning please go to www.dudley.gov.uk/adultlearning