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Another fun Home with our highlighted spaces esthetically pleasing to boast of! The studio enjoyed working with this client! Thank you for Choosing studio Monaco.
To bad it was overthrown to the guy on the sidelines. Roby was wide open. Not a very exciting game as Vince Young didn't play for violating team rules. Preseason games are usually a big bore anyway. The most we hoped to get accomplished was to get the team calendar that they give away every year at the first game. We accomplished that.
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Today’s interviewee marks the completion of a conversation started in June 2015, back when I started researching people to include in my very first series, which started barely a month later.
He’s someone you’ll probably be aware of, especially if you’re familiar with...
Read on at: emulsive.org/interviews/interview-189-i-am-keith-moss-and...
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Wiring completion & early testing.
We have the wiring completed, and the circuit is working. I don't have time to test it to temperature tonight, and want to be able to monitor things pretty closely so I am going to wait until tomorrow to bring the unit up to cooking temperatures.
I will be writing up an at length description of this project when it is completed and tested (which should be in the next several days for those who are interested enough to follow up).
Find the article on www.theroguegourmet.com
Digital photography -
Completion - 2011 -
Dylan Haywood,
2013 IB Diploma Candidate -
Martha Profitt, IB / AP Visual Arts Instructor -
Hillsboro High World School -
Nashville, TN 37215 –
Colonel Royal Mortenson
Commanding Officer
The Basic School
Colonel Mortenson was commissioned after completion of the 122d OCC in April 1983. After completing the Basic School and the Infantry Officers Course, he served as a rifle platoon commander; weapons platoon commander and 81mm mortar platoon commander, 2d Battalion, 4th Marines at Camp Lejeune, NC deploying as part of the Unit Deployment Program to Okinawa and to Norway for Northern Wedding/Bold Guard. From 1986 to 1988, he served as a platoon commander/guard officer with Guard Company, Marine Barracks, Guam, supporting the U. S. Naval Magazine. From 1988 to 1990 he served at Officer Candidate School, MCCDC as a platoon commander, company executive officer for seven candidate companies and as the school S-3A.
After completing Amphibious Warfare School in June 1991, Col Mortenson assumed command of Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines (1/5) and once again deployed to Okinawa. In July 1992, he assumed command of Weapons Company, 1/5 and the duties as the BLT Fire Support Coordinator during deployment to Okinawa as the BLT for 31st MEU(SOC). Upon return from deployment in December 1993 he became the battalion Operations Officer (S-3).
In August 1994, Col Mortenson was assigned to Current Operations Branch, Plans, Policies and Operations, HQMC where he served as the current operations briefer and the status of forces officer for the Commandant of the Marine Corps. Additionally, he served as a current operations action officer and current-ops section head working HQMC operational issues with the Joint Staff, combatant CINCs and the MARFOR Components. In 1998, Col Mortenson departed HQMC for Marine Corps Command and Staff College where he earned a Masters Degree in Military Studies. Upon completion of Command and Staff College he was selected to attend the School of Advanced Warfighting (SAW). Upon completion of SAW in June 2000 he went to Camp Lejeune, NC and served in the Current Operations Section, G-3, II MEF, Camp Lejeune, NC where he worked consecutively as the MEF MPF officer, Expeditionary-ops Section Head and the Deputy Current Operations. Additionally, Col Mortenson was also assigned as the Current Operations officer for the 2D Marine Expeditionary Brigade. Col Mortenson took command of 2d Battalion, 8th Marines (2/8) in December 2001. During his command tour with 2/8 the battalion deployed for CAX 4-03 (Feb 02), Dynamic Mix 02 in Spain (May 02), Summer Mountain Operations Course (SMOC) 9-03, MWTC, Bridgeport, CA (Sep 02), and OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM as part of RCT-2, 2D MEB/TF Tarawa (Jan –Jun 2003). Col Mortenson gave up command of 2/8 in September 2003 and assumed the duties as G3 Operations Officer, 2d Marine Division until June 2004. From August 2004 to June 2005, Col Mortenson attended the National War College, National Defense University, Washington, DC. On 22 July, 2005 Col Mortenson assumed the duties of Commanding Officer, The Basic School, Quantico, Virginia.
Col Mortenson’s personal awards include the Bronze Star with combat V, Meritorious Service Medal with gold star, the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, and the Combat Action Ribbon. Col Mortenson is married and has three children.
Pirate-y Wallaby is in the home stretch. About 7 more inches worth of stockinette to go on that hood, then kitchener it up and I'm good! Well.. almost good. The bottom, as you can see, decided to have an "overachiever" kind of roll, so I'm debating whether I want to do an applied I-cord to tame it down, or just pick up and knit a ribbing band after all. Guess I'll see just how crazy it is after blocking.
DMS2282 nearing completion. This bus was repainted and has the roundel in the later position. The real bus can be seen on Flickr. Route numbers and destinations are temporary and light clusters to be completed.
Completion of Absaroka Beartooth Flood Repairs work (included flooding debris removal, site grading and slope correction, and placement of new aggregate surface material.) At the Yankee Jim boat take out on the Beartooth Ranger District of the Custer Gallatin National Forest in Montana. May 3, 2023. USDA Forest Service photo.
Arrival of Grassroots Adviser, Associate Professor Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim, Parliamentary Secretary for Ministry of Health and Ministry of Transport, Nee Soon Group Representation Constituency.
Completion photos of hand painted signage throughout this new facility. Sign painting can be the most cost-effective form of signage. #SuperGraphics
To celebrate completion of the first week of my Fall Semester I made a late Friday trip down to Alviso to check out Salt Ponds A6 and A8. These ponds lie just west of Alviso and have been opened to tidal flow in the last year.
I was able to visit Salt Pond A6 (the Knapp Tract) a year ago to photograph the pre-breach condition of the pond. It was an interesting landscape for a variety of reasons. The pond had been in disuse and its bottom had been taken over as a breeding ground by tens of thousands of California Gulls. The scene provided interesting ground textures with the added bonus that you could see the earthwork preparations for the upcoming levee breach.
Salt Pond A8 was a different scene. A year ago this pond was not dry but filled with water in a way that was visually complex. From the ground it looked like a large pond. But from above it was clear that the upper layer of the pond was clear fresh water (I assume rain water) while a couple of feet below the surface the water appeared to have higher salinity and the mid-green, turbid color of halophiles. This murky green water conformed to the deepest areas such as old marsh channels and borrow ditches. The effect was photographically interesting.
Fast-forward to the current day and Salt Pond A8 is still filled with water but it is now managed tidal flow. This new water is also turbid – with sediment not halophiles – and causes the pond to have a uniformity that is less interesting to photograph. On the other hand, Salt Pond A6 has made a more interesting transformation from dry abandoned pond to a place that fills and empties with the tides every day. It seems much transformed as seen from the air and is already accumulating sediment.
This set also includes views of Salt Pond A7 and its large crop of Cyanobacteria as well as Alviso Slough and the A ponds on its other side.
December 2018: River Don bridge nearing completion for AWPR (Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route) Aberdeen bypass dual carriageway
Friday, November 16, 2012 - Governor Patrick joins Lieutenant Governor Tim Murray to celebrate the completion of the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center (MGHPCC) in Holyoke. (Photo: Eric Haynes / Governor's Office)
Market St, San Francisco, California USA • Roofline reflected, as if seen thru the mirrored building on the left. ∞ Power washers on a highlift, below.
Welcome of Guest-of-Honour, Assoc Prof Yaacob Ibrahim and special guests, MPs for Jalan Besar GRC, Mr Heng Chee How, Dr Lee Boon Yang, Dr Lily Neo and Ms Denise Phua.
My Schmidt coupling Meccanograph ,now complete is posed for its pictures. In our rather nice conservatory
Ms Foo Mee Har, Adviser to Ayer Rajah Grassroots Organisations, unveiled the precinct plaque to commemorate the completion of Teban View.
She is accompanied by (from left to right):
Ayer Rajah CCMC Chairman, Mr Jimmy Ong; HDB Director (Community Partnerships), Ms Leong Wai Han; Ayer Rajah Citizens’ Consultative Committee Chairperson, Ms Tan Lee Jee and Teban Vista RC Chairman, Mr Jimi Loh.