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The undercroft is made of brick and consists of two bays with diagonal ribs with subsidiary ridge and cross ribs. The minor ribs are hollow chamfered. There are wall arches and wall piers and a very long pointed barrel vault to the north with a blocked low side-chamber on the east side with a blocked opening above. It is not normally open to the public but can be visited on Heritage Open Days on bookable tours (in early September). It is not in use but there are plans to restore it and open it more frequently in the future. It is well worth visiting.
This picture set shows how to glue together a foam turtledeck on a ProCub. After gluing, cover with fabric. You may need to use spacers on the top joint by the cabin for best fit. Add tabs and pins after assembly to join/remove from airplane.
I tacked the panel in place with the caulk and trimmed the metal to fit the perimeter with the tin snips. CAUTION: the edges are sharp once cut and bits tend to fly when trimming; safety glasses and care are recommended. Sand paper was used to deburr the sharp edges so no one cuts their shins open.
Assembly by Peter Burke. At Woolwich Arsenal.
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GX1
LUMIX G 20mm / F1.7 ASPH
1/800, f/8, ISO 160
We arrived at this school at 8am after a 90 min drive to get there in time for the start of the day. As the bell went they all gathered in lines in the playground and stood for their school assembly.
These children all received shoeboxes a year ago but they still remembered it and were still treasuring and using the gifts which they received.
It was a very special moment for me to meet these children and to take part in their school assembly. They sent their thanks to all those who had sent shoeboxes back with me to the UK.
6/19/2013 - NEW YORK CITY - Texas Governor Rick Perry visits with entrepreneurs at General Assembly NYC before touring the offices
On Friday, October 24, Miss Orioli, School Counselor at Utica Academy of Science Charter School, gave a presentation to the entire school (staff and students) in the gymnasium during 1st and 2nd periods. The importance of the presentation was how to prevent bullying and spreading awareness. She spoke about how bullying hurts others physically, mentally, and emotionally. It is very important to spread awareness of how students are hurting others with their firsts, their words, and their various methods of intimidation so that everyone is informed and will not continue the behavior. She also focused on turning bystanders into upstanders. The more upstanders in the school, the less bullying because those students who bully will not feel as powerful if other students are standing up to them and helping out the victim. She then led an activity with students called the line activity. This activity asked a series of questions in which students stepped forward if the question was true for them. This allowed students to see what they had in common, where other students may be coming from with different perspectives and to see who has ever seen or experienced bullying themselves.
The kit and its assembly:
Traditions can be nice to keep up, and this build is actually a kind of serial project: in 2015, a group build under the motto "De-/Militarize it" ran at whatifmodellers.com, and I submitted a thorough conversion of a 1:60 "SEE Type-7 Brocken" Labor it from Bandai – a pure military Labor turned into a firefighting mecha.
Now, in early 2021, the “Blue Lights” group build ran, and Patlabor – an anime near-SF universe circling around robot-assisted police work – lent itself for another mecha submission. I had an AV-X0 prototype as well as two Ingram kits in store, but I wanted “something different” and also not a Japanese police Labor, since I had just built a fictional Daihatsu Move police car of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. So, the choice fell on the “Phantom” kit as basis, what called for considerable modifications. The “Phantom” is actually an unmanned robot, but I found its stature quite intimidating and more plausible for a non-Japanese police Labor than e. g. a re-badged AV-X0.
At an early stage I already settled for a German police Labor, and took inspiration in some heavier vehicles that are operated by special units of the Bundespolizei, e.g. armored cars or water throwers. This also defined the Labor’s paint scheme (see below). However, the new police Labor’s design was far from certain, it gradually evolved while building the separate OOB elements. Thankfully, this 3rd generation mecha kit allows such a gradual progress, and step by step the details that had to be changed or scratched became clearer.
This primarily included:
A completely new head section; the Phantom has a kind of fixed "hood" with a relatively small and fixed "face unit" in its front. This would be changed into a free-standing head unit, like the standard Labors. I was lucky to find a leftover head unit from a “Helldiver”, an airborne military Labor from the same model universe – its pilot helmet added a tough look to my build, and I added some sensor booms from an Ingram, too. Some PSR went into the head’s re-design, too, and, in the end, it adds to the “riot control” look of my build.
The completely new head necessitated the complete removal of the original “hood” of the “Phantom” and its fixed, small head, and this gap had to be filled/framed with a scratched collar and a new attachment point for the new head. Later, the OOB “neck” element was integrated into the opening, and scratched hydraulic pistons filled void space.
In the same wake, a cockpit fairing was added to the chest, since this would become a manned vehicle, not a robot. This, as well as the collar, were sculpted with 2C putty.
In order to change the Labor’s hull shape a little more, I added a pair of headlights to the flanks of the breast – these are 1:24 car parts, left over from my recent Daihatsu Move build. The parts were fitted into holes, received a shiny backing with chrome foil (hard to tell through the protective grates, though) and were blended into the hull via PSR.
The pack with retractable boosters in the back as well as the extentable upper body (with the visible innards and the spinning blades hidden there) were omitted. Instead, I implanted a donor piece to the back (a back pack from an 1:144 Yha-Giga mecha from Megaro Zamac), which looks very mechanical (a heat exchanger, maybe?) and natural.
Furthermore, the openings for the “Phantom”’s original optical sensors in the chest were faired over.
New hands were deemed necessary; the OOB hands are much too slender and claw-like, and I was able to use the hands from an 1:24 PA-36HD (from Dorvack).
While raiding the donor banks I also came across suitable new shoulder guards, from an 1:144 “Serpent Custom” (Gundam). They replaced the OOB parts, they are taller and more edgy, which is against the “Phantom”’s rather organic design – but they were too good to be rejected, with consoles that would later carry flashlights (scratched) and louvres that could easily hide (and protect) sirens inside.
However, in order to integrate the new shoulder parts better into an overall look, I decided to modify the knee and elbow guards into a more squarish shape – with the help of styrene sheet and some (more) PSR. This stunt worked surprisingly well.
During this modification I also added hardpoints to the lower arms for equipment. I did not want a gun but rather fancied a riot shield and a baton. The right hand was modified to carry a stun baton, sourced from an Ingram kit, and the transparent shield was scratched from a mouth wash bottle.
Lots of work, but it was necessary to move the build away from its “Phantom” basis.
The Fiftieth Series of Meetings of the Assemblies of the Member States of WIPO took place in Geneva, Switzerland from October 1-9, 2012.
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The Fiftieth Series of Meetings of the Assemblies of the Member States of WIPO took place in Geneva, Switzerland from October 1-9, 2012.
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I assemble an Air Flow Controller which I designed and printed. Prior to recording, I tapped the four small horizontal holes for 6-32 screws. We use these in our factory, to adjust the vacuum pressure in systems which suck plastic pellets from the bottom of material dryers into the hoppers above our injection molding machines.
Our letterpress calendars go on sale this weekend at the Pyramid Atlantic Book Arts Fair. Proceeds benefit the art center. Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, Silver Spring, Md.
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The Senior Assembly was held on May 13th, 2022 in the Main Quad. The 2022 graduating class was presented with their honorary awards. Photos by Harufumi Nakazawa '24
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Scott Kevin Walker (born November 2, 1967) is an American Republican politician who is the 45th Governor of Wisconsin. He is a two-term Governor, elected in 2010 and 2014, who also defeated an effort to recall him in 2012.
Walker began his political career in the state assembly, serving from 1993–2002. After the 2002 resignation of Tom Ament as Executive of Milwaukee County, Walker won the special election to fill the seat, which he held from 2002 to 2010.
Walker was elected governor of Wisconsin in 2010, defeating the Democratic nominee, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett. After being sworn into office in 2011, Walker introduced a budget repair plan which limited many collective bargaining powers for most public employees. The legislation led to significant protests at the Wisconsin State Capitol and an effort to recall Walker. In June 2012, Walker faced Barrett in Wisconsin's only gubernatorial recall election. After emerging as the winner, Walker became the only governor in the U.S. to date to win a gubernatorial recall election.
Walker is seen by many as a potential candidate for the GOP's nomination in the 2016 presidential election, having formed a 527 organization in January of 2015. On June 18, 2015 Walker took a further step towards a presidential campaign when he established a "testing-the-waters" federal campaign committee.
Republican leaders, candidates and campaign strategists are assembling in the City of Brotherly Love to give conservatives from its collar counties a glimpse of the party's rising stars and make the case for winning Pennsylvania in the 2016 presidential election.
A GOP win in the state would be the first in 28 years.
"We're making a commitment to Pennsylvania and other crucial swing states across the country," said Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus. "By investing in Pennsylvania early and engaging in every community across the state, we can make the inroads needed to win in 2016.
"Voters don't trust Hillary Clinton, and we are going to fight to elect a Republican president."
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, who has won in a reliably blue state three times in four years -- twice in general elections and once on a recall vote -- leads in at least one presidential poll even though he won't announce his anticipated run until after his state budget is signed this summer.
"Americans are tired of the fighting in Washington because neither side can get anything done. They want someone who can fight and win for hard-working taxpayers like them. That's what we've done in a blue state like Wisconsin. We won the center, not by moving to the center but by leading," said Walker, 47, who grew up in Iowa and held a 7-point lead there over his nearest rival, U.S. Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, in a late May poll by The Des Moines Register.
Iowa's freshman U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst, a conference speaker, hosted Walker and other White House hopefuls for a barbecue and motorcycle-themed fundraiser a week ago. Ernst in November won a seat tagged to go Democrat.
"Republican candidates need to speak to the hearts and minds of the people and understand the challenges that they face every day, and be able to come up with solutions that work for them," said Ernst, 44, a mother and Army combat veteran of Kuwait and Iraq. "People will see that and like that, and that is who they will ultimately send to Washington.
"... We need someone to bring competency and leadership," she said. "We need someone who can show that America can be a leader."
This picture set shows how to glue together a foam turtledeck on a ProCub. After gluing, cover with fabric. You may need to use spacers on the top joint by the cabin for best fit. Add tabs and pins after assembly to join/remove from airplane.
UN Women Executive Director Michelle Bachelet participates in the Africa Business Investors Conference hosted by the Africa-America Institute during the 67th General Assembly on 27 September 2012.
Photo credit: UN Women/Catianne Tijerina
The Fiftieth Series of Meetings of the Assemblies of the Member States of WIPO took place in Geneva, Switzerland from October 1-9, 2012.
Copyright: WIPO. Photo: Emmanuel Berrod. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 IGO License.
Martin McGuinness, Maeve McLaughlin and Raymond McCartney with pupils from St Patrick's PS, Pennyburn, at the Assembly.
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The purpose of this inquiry is to consider the funding of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Wales, the financial impact of the Welsh Government’s tuition fee grant policy on HEIs and students in Wales, and whether the Welsh Government is delivering value for money in this area.
The new part time Higher Education funding policy does not come into effect until 2014 and therefore this enquiry focuses on full time Higher Education funding.
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