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In her concluding comments at this year’s UBCM conference, Premier Christy Clark announced that B.C. will be moving forward with a bridge to replace the Massey Tunnel and that there will be infrastructure planning grants available for Northwest LNG communities.
The UBCM conference is a chance for local governments to engage with each other and the provincial government and an opportunity for local governments to meet face to face with provincial cabinet ministers. It allows for an exchange of ideas and best practices, all aimed at making B.C. a better place. To find out more about what’s happening at this year’s conference, head to the BC Government Newsroom: www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2013/09/ubcm-2013.html
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CEO Initiative dinner at Ci Siamo in New York CIty on March 18, 2026. Fortune program for the evening will feature a fireside conversation with U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Michael Waltz as well as comments from Richard Haass, Senior Counselor, Centerview Partners; President Emeritus, Council on Foreign Relations; and Democratic Congressional Candidate Jack Schlossberg. Photograph by Rebecca Greenfield for Fortune.
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"Nor dread nor hope attend
A dying animal;
A man awaits his end
Dreading and hoping all;
Many times he died,
Many times rose again.
A great man in his pride
Confronting murderous men
Casts derision upon
Supersession of breath;
He knows death to the bone
Man has created death." - William Butler Yeats.
So I decieded to try and keep my fstop at 1.4 and just boost up the iso from 100-1600 b/c it was really dark outside and I couldn't use my strobes. Yeah, bad idea! lol So much noise, it's so sad cause I loved the compostion of all the pictures I took as well as the colour but the quality got destroyed :/ Oh well, we live and and we learn :)
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En 1750 l'impôt foncier cite son propriétaire : Mademoiselle Dubreuil-Jarno et ses frères et sœurs. C'est peut-être à ce moment que l'île reçoit son nom, puisque BERDER, en vieux breton "BERDIC" se traduit par "frères et sœurs d'une même famille".
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Sunday night we went to see our lovely and so talented friends Smooth Operator playing in Hedon.
We went for delicious food at the Camerton pub beforehand and even managed dessert before heading to see the gig.
Helen (the singer in Smooth Operator) even borrowed my Orinoco womble to wear while she was singing Wombling Merry Christmas, ha ha!
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Inappropriate!!! People DID die, for your information, Ms. Comment Spammer. Read: Minneapolis Bridge Collapse & Citizen Journalism
When i was a child on some sundays we used to come here and eat "pastelitos de guayaba"
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In 1903 (see comments), we look out over the steep south face of Queen Anne Hill towards downtown Seattle. Much of it is obscured in mist, but the Denny Hotel can be seen poking out of the later flattened Denny Hill just in front of uptown and downtown Seattle. To the right, Elliott Bay looks a bit odd because Harbor Island does not yet exist and the Duwamish still runs its natural course.
The Now photo is taken just a bit downhill. Then, Queen Anne development was still pushing into difficult terrain. The Counterbalance streetcar had yet to make just made this side of Queen Anne truly accessible with more frequent streetcar service. The Olmsted Brothers took the photo while surveying Seattle for vistas and open space that should be saved as parks.
Now, buildings and trees block the view from the original vantage at the south end of Tower Place, so I'm down a couple blocks on Warren and Ward. The power lines above me can be seen to the left side of the Then photo, running down Warren.
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My first LFF since October 2023 and we had a great time.
We started off in LFF's new start venue,Bridge End Social. LFF has been cryng our for a suitable start venue since the MArriott repurposed theirs back in December 2022. Bridge End Social seems to tick all the boxes - it was a great start venue,
From there we wen to the PAck Horse an we were joined by our friends Janet and Phil. Then on to The End and we finished the night in Smokestack.
In The End with Lyn.
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hellofromcat: First time we went to the US, I could not believe the school buses actually were yellow, like the Fisher Price bus. I have pics from NYC just of the school buses! 😁
jodiericrac: Oh this is but one of many.... @hellofromcat they look awesome.
fibbott: @jodiericrac I rode to school on these buses in USA, when I was a teen! School buses were so early... I fell asleep on the way to school...!
hellofromcat: We hit the school bus motherlode in a little town in Massachusetts ... there was a school bus weekend-parking-depot - yellow buses all in rows!! It was just so weirdly mesmerizing, loved it.
katdyche: @hellofromcat This just made me giggle. What color are your school buses? Post a pic!
hellofromcat: We don't have separate school buses - just boring same-as-all-the-other-buses, from different companies. I went to a school choir concert thing today and there were red, white, green, blue buses - like big Greyhound coach-type buses. Not with bathrooms on board or anything 😳🚽 - just big, standard buses. (sigh) No cute Fisher Price buses for us. 😊 @katdyche
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In her concluding comments at this year’s UBCM conference, Premier Christy Clark announced that B.C. will be moving forward with a bridge to replace the Massey Tunnel and that there will be infrastructure planning grants available for Northwest LNG communities.
The UBCM conference is a chance for local governments to engage with each other and the provincial government and an opportunity for local governments to meet face to face with provincial cabinet ministers. It allows for an exchange of ideas and best practices, all aimed at making B.C. a better place. To find out more about what’s happening at this year’s conference, head to the BC Government Newsroom: www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2013/09/ubcm-2013.html
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Saturday night we went to a lovely Indie night I've been going to on Prince's Avenue called Beat The Clock. Some great tunes all played from vinyl - less mainstream than many nights, some more obscure tracks mixed in with well known ones.
We started the evening with food at Crafted, then went on to 80 Days Bierhaus, then Hoi and finallu upstairs at Hoi to Beat The Clock. A great night!
In Hoi.