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Here's the other side of the table, with some of my Gourmates by Glo-Hill collection. (Chrome and Bakelite serving ware made in the 50's and 60's.) I and my MOL made all the sweets/goodies.
Dinner at El Castillo de Jagua with umami and friends.
One lone chicken chunk. I shared, just so ye know.
For best view is on black
The aftermath of a wildfire in the Mt. Hood National Forest ,Oregon
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One Los Angeles Firefighter suffered non-life threatening burn injury on May 22, 2010, while battling swift-moving flames that destroyed a multi-level home in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles. © Photo by Mike Meadows
Description: Illustrated London News: May 4, 1912 – p667
Aboard the rescue-ship: “Titanic” survivors on the “Carpathia”
1: Succouring the Saved: women passengers on the “Carpathia” sewing for the “Titanic” survivors and distributing clothes.
2: Rescued “Titanic” passengers aboard the “Carpathia”, Mr. George A. Harder who was the only man saved of eleven honeymoon couples, Mrs. Harder and Mrs. Charles M. Hays whose husband was lost.
Date of Execution: 1912
Medium: Letterpress
Collection: Illustrated London News
Reference No: 67.0 ILN
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New anti-hurricane technology
PCT/SK2006/000003 (WO/2006/085830) A METHOD OF AND A DEVICE FOR THE REDUCTION OF TROPICAL CYCLONES DESTRUCTIVE FORCE
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THE INVENTION relates to a method of suppressing the tropical cyclones’ destructive force characterised in that the ascendant speed of wind in a tropical cyclone’s eyewall is reduced by sea water pumped on-site from under the sea surface above the sea surface and diffused in the wind at the bottom of such tropical cyclone in/near its eyewall. The invention also describes a facility for the application of said method.
Antihurricane Technology Fund (AHTF ahtfund org)
Fund support development, testing and propaganda of technologies that are capable of avoiding spontaneous catastrophes or decrese them in size, fundraising.
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Hurricane active technology prevention
hurricane katrina aftermath
Description: Illustrated London News: May 4, 1912 – p691
Drawn from material supplied by Mr. F.M. Hoyt, a Survivor. The chivalry of the sea: “Women and Children First” after the “Titanic” disaster.
After the order “All Men Stand Back Away From the Boats, All Ladies Retire To the Next Deck Below”; women entering a life-boat from B Deck of the “Titanic”
Date of Execution: 1912
Medium: Letterpress
Collection: Illustrated London News
Reference No: 67.0 ILN
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The flood is going down, the view along Folkestone Street from town the day after the big flood. Note the row of Prunus trees on the left has been flattened. The flood covered where I was standing.
The reverse view at the height of the flood is HERE
Another view from the town side is HERE taken in October!
Catherine Nash, Aftermath, Sumi ink wash, accordion folded handmade abaca paper, metal leafing, 2005, $1100
I thought I am just watching Evan Almighty as I look at this raging water in front of my house. More than 20 cars already gone !