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A young Clint Romesha poses for his first official photo at basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. in 1999. After graduation from basic and advanced individual training, Clint would become a M1 Armor Crewman. Romesha is scheduled to receive the Medal of Honor from the Commander in Chief February 11, 2013 for his actions at the battle of COB Keating on October 3, 2009. (photo courtesy of Tammy Romesha)
Basic old Thai Coach, Non tourist.Possibly a Hino coach.
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This is the front cover of a mini album I've made with my sons first pictures.
Contains papers from Sassafras indie girl, October Afternoon thrift store, MME and Basic Grey.
I did this for the current photo assignment at photographybb.com. I took the shots while I was waiting for my truck to have the oil changed.
More than 600 Airmen assigned to the 322nd Training Squadron graduated from Basic Military Training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, July 27-28, 2022. Lt. Gen. Richard W. Scobee, Commander, Air Force Reserve Command, reviewed the ceremony. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Gregory Walker)
FAO workshops included training on basic agricultural practices, harvesting techniques, integrated pest management and nutrition education.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Colombia Team. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Along with the Matrix, we kept making small programs that would loop some text until someone decided to either break on reset the machine - and after that, rinse and repeat
More than 500 Airmen assigned to the 323rd Training Squadron graduated from Basic Military Training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, July 20-21, 2022. Col. Lauren A. Courchaine, Commander, 37th Training Wing, reviewed the ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo by Miriam Thurber)
More than 700 Airmen and Guardians assigned to the 323rd Training Squadron graduated from Basic Military Training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, November 9-10, 2022. Colonel James V. Hewitt, Commander, 688th Cyberspace Wing, Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, reviewed the ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo by Daniel Cruz)
From Growing up Sew Liberated.
Two versions, one altered slightly to fit better.
blogged: www.designsbybellabug.com/2012/11/bye-bye-baby-pants.html
As we had some trouble with electricity recently, we just had this candle to light the House, and i must say that without TV, Laptop and so on.. the house is much more quiet
@ Basic Coffee (German only homepage)
A sesame bagel with mozzarella, tomatoes and pesto together with a cup of mint tea was my second breakfast.
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Ein Sesambagel mit Mozzarella, Tomaten und Pesto, zusammen mit einer Tasse Minzetee, war mein zweites Frühstück.
Back to basic RAW with basic beads of 11/0 and pearl only. I think I love this colorway. The base is matsuno metallic something purple/green iris, I don't know, topping with miyuki milky colors and white pearls.
Pattern is available at my shop, www.etsy.com/shop/bybeejang?ref=hdr_shop_menu
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1. Learn the basic of naval architecture
學習造船學的基本知識
2. Design and build your own sailing robot!
設計和製造屬於你自己的機械船
3. Sail it in the Kwun Tong Ferry pier waters !
在觀塘渡輪碼頭起航！
Come to learn, design and sail your own robot!
We will teach you the basics of maritime architecture, we help you design your own remote control boat, build and sail it in the water, all in one day!
我們會教你們造船學的基本知識，協助你們在一天內，設計，製造和起航屬於你們的機械船，請踴躍參加！
You need to get the ticket here so we could prepare all materials easily:
www.eventbrite.hk/e/build-and-sail-your-boat-in-one-day-p...
請在以上的網址索取門票表示參加，以便我們統計人數及預備材料。
The ocean cover more than 70% of our planets, they are where all life comes from and are the future of our food, energy, transport, communication and security. But the oceans are dying : Overfishing, acidification, plastic pollution, radioactive leaks, oil spills… We need better, more reliable and affordable sailing robots. We will also introduce you to Protei the Open Hardware Shape Shifting sailing robot and more.
海洋，有70% 的植物，是所有生物不可缺少的資源。它為我們提供食物，能源，交通，通訊和安全。但隨著我們地發展，各種的污染，包括：過度捕魚，酸化，塑膠污染，放射性物體洩漏和石油洩漏等，為海洋帶來了極大的污染......
我們需要更加有效，可靠和實惠的船隻去淨化海洋，所以我們會向你們介紹 Protei 的設計和創作理念 。
This workshop is open to beginners as well as experts of all ages.
歡迎任何人士參加
Instructors & Partners
Cesar HARADA : ex-MIT researcher , TED Senior fellow, Ocean roboticist, Guillaume DUPONT : Future Naval Architect, Mechanical Engineering, Agnes Kwanyuk KY CHAN : Product Design, Ricky LongMing SZETO : Product Design
Con gran participación atlética en Cross Country de Enseñanza Básica y Media comenzó la VIII Olimpiada Escolar.
Gran participación del mundo escolar se reunió en la laguna Sausalito este sábado 19 de mayo, para dar inicio a la 8º Olimpiada Escolar en la disciplina del atletismo, modalidad de Cross Country, en categorías de Educación Básica y Media, sobre una distancia de 2 mil trescientos metros o su equivalente a una vuelta, lo que resultó ser un recorrido ideal para la práctica del running.
Desde muy temprano llegaron profesores y atletas, acompañados de una mañana de sol y temperatura agradable para la práctica del pedestrismo, lo que dejó muy satisfechos a los organizadores de la Casa del Deporte, al ver la convocatoria lograda por el atletismo y la respuesta de más de 130 establecimientos, que confirmaron su participación en esta 8º versión de Olimpiada Escolar Campeones para Viña, ratificando lo que nuestra primera autoridad comunal, la alcaldesa Virginia Reginato Bozzo, señaló al respecto: “… una vez más queda demostrado que nuestra juventud tienen muchas ganas de hacer deporte y participar en este tipo de actividades…”
En esta primera jornada los ganadores fueron: Enseñanza Básica, Carolina Vicencío, con un tiempo de 10 minutos y 04 segundos, del Establecimiento Salvador Allende y Diego Vega con un tiempo de 8 minutos y 21 segundos perteneciente al Liceo San Antonio.
Dentro del grupo de Educación Media, la ganadora en damas fue Margarita Somerville del Colegio Albamar con un registro de 9 minutos y 31 segundo y el ganador de la categoría Varones fue Bayron González con un registro de 7 minutos y 32 segundos, alumno perteneciente al Colegio Claudio Matte
Una vez finalizada las carreras en sus cuatro categorías se procedió a dar inicio a la premiación, entregando medallas y los estímulos respectivos a tan relevante grupo de jóvenes.
La prueba pedestre fue todo un éxito, contó con la participación de más de 600 alumnos que llegaron para representar a sus colegios y cumplir con una práctica atlética controlada, gracias al apoyo de Carabineros de Chile y de Seguridad Ciudadana.
Visite nuestro portal en www.ciudaddeldeporte.com
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Cordaid in northern Uganda
In the Imvepi refugee settlement in northern Uganda, 128.249 refugees from war-torn South Sudan are trying to pick up their lives again (March 2018). Imvepi is one of many settlements in Uganda and in total over one million people from South Sudan have crossed the border to Uganda in search of safety. When they arrived, they had no access to basic facilities and essential necessities like food and water.
Uganda has internationally been praised for its friendly 'open door' refugee policy but could understandably not handle this enormous crisis on its own. A large consortium of international NGOs stepped up and helped the Ugandan government to make sure the refugees are protected from disasters like famine, drought and the spreading of diseases.
In Imvepi, Cordaid has built a water supply system that produces up to 80.000 liters a day and serves thousands of people. The innovative solar-powered system is a sustainable alternative to watertrucking, which is an expensive way to transport water to all - sometimes remote - areas of the settlement. Although a necessary first response, with watertrucking the distribution of the minimum of 20 liters of water per person per day isn’t always reached.
Cordaid's water supply provides 22 liters per person per day to 4600 beneficiaries. Throughout the settlement, Cordaid has placed ten tapping stations to ensure easy access to clean and safe water for everyone in the area.
Providing water goes hand in hand with hygiene responsibility. Poor hygienic conditions could cause potentially deadly diseases to spread rapidly. That is why Cordaid constructed latrines around schools and busy marketplaces, as well as hundreds of household latrines. On top of that Cordaid works together with a team of refugees who promote good hygiene to the families through an educational entertainment program.
Through local partner organization Caritas Arua, Cordaid executes a livelihood program in which beneficiaries receive seeds and farming equipment to start growing crops for consumption and income generation by selling the products on the local market.
Cordaid’s activities in northern Uganda have been made possible by funds from the Dutch public donated to the national Giro555 famine campaign in March 2017.
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Nederlands
Cordaid in Noord-Oeganda
In het Imvepi vluchtelingenkamp in Noord-Oeganda zitten 128.249 vluchtelingen uit Zuid-Soedan (maart 2018). Zij zijn gevlucht voor de verschrikkingen van de oorlog in hun land en proberen hun leven weer op te pakken. In totaal zijn meer dan een miljoen Zuid-Soedanezen de grens overgestoken.
Bij aankomst in Oeganda ontbrak het ze aan de eerste levensbehoeften.
Oeganda vangt de vluchtelingen met open armen op, maar de overheid kan de enorme omvang van het probleem niet alleen aan.
Daarom is er een samenwerkingsverband in het leven geroepen van internationale hulporganisaties om ervoor te zorgen dat de vluchtelingen niet bezwijken aan de gevolgen van honger, droogte of de verspreiding van ziektes.
In het Imvepi-kamp heeft Cordaid watervoorzieningen gebouwd om 80.000 liter water per dag te verdelen onder duizenden mensen. Het moderne systeem, dat wordt aangedreven door zonne-energie, biedt een duurzaam alternatief voor 'watertrucking'. Dat is een dure methode om water te transporteren naar alle verre uithoeken van het uitgestrekte kamp.
Hoewel het noodzakelijk is om snel water bij mensen in nood te krijgen, lukt het vaak niet om hiermee iedereen te voorzien van het minimum van 20 liter per persoon per dag.
Het watersysteem van Cordaid levert 22 liter per persoon per dag aan 4600 mensen. Er zijn 10 waterpunten in het kamp gebouwd om ervoor te zorgen dat iedereen in het gebied makkelijk toegang heeft tot schoon drinkwater.
Bij het leveren van schoon en veilig water hoort ook goede hygiëne. Door slechte hygiënische omstandigheden kunnen gevaarlijke ziektes makkelijk verspreiden. Daarom heeft Cordaid latrines gebouwd rond schoolgebouwen en drukke marktplaatsen en wc's bij de hutten van families.
Ook heeft Cordaid een team van vluchtelingen samengesteld die op een aanstekelijke wijze met zang en dans langs de families gaan om betere en veilige hygiëne te promoten.
Tot slot zorgt Cordaid via partnerorganisatie Caritas Arua ook voor de verstrekking van zaden en landbouwgereedschappen, zodat vluchtelingen gewassen kunnen verbouwen. Voor consumptie en voor de verkoop op de markt.
De werkzaamheden van Cordaid in Noord-Oeganda zijn mogelijk gemaakt door de gulle donaties van het Nederlandse volk aan de actie ‘Help slachtoffers hongersnood’ in maart 2017.