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The culminating Inside/Out performance marks the successful completion of the program for the students, as well as a bittersweet moment for faculty and student sponsors. The Pillow will forever be a part of these students’ lives, as will their memories of a summer in the Berkshires. Matthew says in his bio, “Although our memories deceive us into thinking otherwise, everything is once in a lifetime. I feel privileged that this experience will be a part of mine.”
Atlantic Cape Community College celebrated the completion of its 2.2 megawatt solar photovoltaic project at the Cape May County Campus Oct. 10.
The project began in June at the college’s Mays Landing and Cape May County campuses. Marina Energy LLC, a subsidiary of South Jersey Industries, designed and constructed the project, which will generate up to 48 percent of Atlantic Cape’s total annual electric consumption.
The photovoltaic system includes carports in four parking lots on the two campuses.
finally! completed my timeranger arsenal collection with the addition of a chrono changer!
not pictured here are the Attache' Case and Voltech Bazooka.
will do a proper photoreview later. :D
www.irontontribune.com/news/2010/jun/02/irontons-skate-pa...
Equipment to be installed soon
By Lori Kersey (Contact) | The Tribune
Published Wednesday, June 2, 2010
With the landscaping work done and concrete down, Ironton’s soon-to-be skate park is a little closer to an opening date.
Workers completed the landscaping for the park, located at Fourth and Etna streets over the weekend, Mayor Rich Blankenship said.
Concrete work for the park was completed about two months ago.
The city also already has the skating equipment that will be installed in the park. Sometime this month a representative from the company that makes the equipment will supervise its installation.
“We want to do it the way the manufacturer calls for it,” Blankenship said.
Blankenship is planning to have a grand opening event for the park, though no tentative date has been set.
The park is being paid for with grant and donated funds.
Ironton City Council recently approved a resolution to transfer $30,000 from the general fund to the recreation department for the completion of the park.
The money will be reimbursed to the city through a grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
The council also recently heard the first reading of an ordinance establishing rules and regulations at the park. According to the proposed rules, the park will be open from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. and park-goers will skate at their own risk
Photograph showing steelwork of the first stage of the library building nearing completion, March 1957
Reference: UB/PH/A/1/2/69
Seen here are the completed upper and lower decks with the handrails, flooring and other details added.
IMF/Liberia Completion Point Event at the Center for Global Development in Washington, D.C. June 30, 2010.
Keyport, WA Sewer and Stormwater Upgrades Completions Ribbon Cutting December 4th, 2016:
In 2013, the Kitsap County Public Works Sewer Division began planning for a replacement of the sewer forcemain and pump stations in Keyport. The Stormwater
Division recognized the opportunity to implement water quality retrofits at the same time. The result is a joint project improving both water quality and sewer system performance while enhancing the community
landscape.
2022 First Place - Human Spirit category
This is a photo of two hikers (tree boy and soccer mom) embracing at the northern terminus after a Sept. nobo completion. They met for the first time at the hostel in big bear and became fast friends.
This moment was especially incredible because mountain weather had stunted everyone’s final push to finish; and in an incredible effort of fitness and determination, soccer mom ground out 60 miles in a day and half to catch his tramily at the monument. He was welcomed to Canada by tunnel arch of 30 hikers waiting to celebrate with him that then turned into a massive group hug.
Hikers in photo
Thaddeus VanDenBerghe
Austin Whittick
Photo by: Thaddeus VanDenBerghe
Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway's Stonehenge Works to Mundays Hill extension
The sub-base for the formation is nearing completion. A 200mm thick layer of 'ironstone' has been laid on top of a geotextile membrane. This provides a load bearing but porous base to lay the track on.
1.Ceilings
Company/Product - Sherwin Williams/Pro Mar 200
Color Name - Ultra White
Finish - Flat
2. Walls
Company/Product - Sherwin Williams/Duration
Color Name - Jersey Cream
Finish - Matte
3. Wainscoting & All Trim
Company/Product - Sherwin Williams/Superpaint
Color Name - Swiss Coffee (Behr Color Match)
Finish - Semi Gloss
Further development of detail.
In addition to TypographyShop and my design practice I've had another life as a painter. I'd posted this series on my personal facebook page and thought I'd add it here as well.
FB album note:
I was honored to be awarded a commission from Greg Graffin, founder and lead singer of the seminal punk band Bad Religion as well as author of the upcoming Anarchy Evolution, coming this fall from Harper Collins, for which I also happened to design a number of book cover treatments as well, which I'll throw in the mix.
Greg and I met through a mutual friend, we both grew up in Racine, Wisconsin a few years apart. Not only had I spent a great deal of time hanging out in his neighborhood, but years later I painted the very schoolyard where Greg and his pals spent their days and nights.
My painting Gulf patrickking.org/gulf.htm reminded Greg of Bad Religion's album cover for Suffer and we began discussing me undertaking a commission of his father's home.
I thought I'd put this album together to document the progress.
An overall picture of the Tallwood building.
Photo: David Baillot/Jacobs School of Engineering/University of California San Diego
Story: bit.ly/Tallwood2023
The Bellarine Peninsula Railway received three steam locos from Puffing Billy in 2009, to be restored into operating condition. Poziers was the first one, finished in 2011.
Newburgh, NY - Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) today congratulated six students upon their graduation from the Newburgh Youth Build, joining them to celebrate completion of a year long renovation project, which transformed a blighted building at 6 Federal Street in Newburgh into a three-unit transitional housing facility for low-income Habitat for Humanity families. Hinchey secured $210,000 in the fiscal year 2009 budget for the program designed to engage young people from 17 to 24 years of age in a GED completion program and impart skills needed to obtain future employment in the trades. Youth Build was a joint venture of Habitat Newburgh, Best Resources, and the Laborers’ Local #17.
"This shows what a community can do when it comes together," said Hinchey. "Today these six young people have acquired the skills and experience they need to find good jobs. Countless families will benefit from the new transitional housing units they helped to renovate, and it was all made possible through the hard work of Habitat for Humanity of Newburgh, Best Resources and the Laborers' Local #17. I was very pleased to secure federal funding for this project because the value to this community could not have been more clear. The community will benefit from this facility for years to come and the skills gained by these hard-working students will serve them well in their careers and lives. I'm so proud of everything we have accomplished."
Hinchey thanked the board and staff of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh for their dedication and strong leadership in implementing the project, directly recognizing President Maureen Crush, Executive Director Cathy Collins, and former Executive Director Deirdre Glenn.
All of the participants completed general classes provided by the Laborer's Local 17. These classes included: ladder safety, traffic control, scaffold building, fire safety, site maintenance, and construction math. In September, three of the participants went on to complete certificates in the following areas: NYS Asbestos Handler, EPA Renovator, General Construction, Scaffold User, Scaffold Builder, new OSHA Signal Person, Traffic Control, Forklift, Mason Tending, OSHA 10, Hilti, Landscape, and Welding.
GED classes were provided by Best Resources. Two participants passed their GEDs, one has taken his GED and is awaiting his results, and two are still working on their GED. One of the participants has enrolled in Orange County Community College starting in the spring.
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh builds homes and strengthens community in Newburgh. Habitat Newburgh is dedicated to providing decent, affordable housing in partnership with local, hard-working families in need. Reaching across religious, cultural, and racial boundaries, Habitat strives to restore a sense of community with the common goal of strong neighborhoods and dignity through homeownership. To date, Habitat Newburgh has built 43 safe, decent and affordable houses in one of the most distressed urban areas in the United States. Over 225 children and adults now call these houses home, and the homes in the City of Newburgh’s assessed property values have increased by over $8.3 million.
On February 28, Maurice congratulated six students upon their graduation from the Newburgh Youth Build, joining them to celebrate completion of a year long renovation project, which transformed a blighted building at 6 Federal Street in Newburgh into a three-unit transitional housing facility for low-income Habitat for Humanity families. Hinchey secured $210,000 in the fiscal year 2009 budget for the program designed to engage young people from 17 to 24 years of age in a GED completion program and impart skills needed to obtain future employment in the trades. Youth Build was a joint venture of Habitat Newburgh, Best Resources, and the Laborers’ Local #17. Volunteers from Mount Saint Mary's College were also on hand for the event.
Prismacolor pens on card stock -
Completion 2009 -
Lauren Michael Henry,
2010 IB Diploma Graduate -
Martha Profitt-Streuli, IB / AP Visual Arts Instructor -
Hillsboro High International Baccalaureate World School -
Nashville, TN 37215 -
Work continues on the mainline of I-485 near Prosperity Church Road. The 5.7 mile segment will complete the Outer Loop around Charlotte.
Atlantic Cape Community College celebrated the completion of its 2.2 megawatt solar photovoltaic project at the Cape May County Campus Oct. 10.
The project began in June at the college’s Mays Landing and Cape May County campuses. Marina Energy LLC, a subsidiary of South Jersey Industries, designed and constructed the project, which will generate up to 48 percent of Atlantic Cape’s total annual electric consumption.
The photovoltaic system includes carports in four parking lots on the two campuses.
With the successful completion of the first project, the CBK,
dS + V, Alderman Lucas Bolsius, the WBR and the counsel of
Kralingen-Crooswijk commissioned the Ubehave Foundation for a cariffiti based project for the Graffitibriljanten project in Rotterdam.
The theme of this second project is “Idols and Icons ‘
resulting in two murals on the passage Sophiakade – Berkelplein in
Kralingen Rotterdam. The two murals of 10 x 10 m giving a total of 32
portraits of idols and icons from the past decades: from Gandhi to
2Pac Shakur and Muhammad Ali to Johan Cruyff.
The main goal of this project is to create new impulses in the neigherborhood.
Not only the works themselves, but even more through cooperation
between artists and youths.
Produced by the artists for this project Cariffiti composite group,
comprising:
Ras Elijah: Artist from Curacao. Has global
experience in making murals for, among other
bars, restaurants and shops.
Meres: Graffiti artist from Queens, New York City. Manages 5
Pointz (formerly known as the Phun Factory), where a pilot for over 15 years legal
graffiti may be written.
Nina Valkhoff: Dutch creative lady from a well known rotterdams artists nest has several murals in Rotterdam
and its surroundings under her belt.
Ken Kenetic: visual artist was responsible for the composition and making sure the composition was fit/measured/aligned on the loose panels
The Heartlands Project is a community-led vision to transform 7.5ha of Cornwall’s most derelict industrial landscape into a truly inspirational cultural attraction.
LUC won an international competition to masterplan and design an imaginative mixed-use site that would become a catalyst for regeneration in the future. Working with a large multidisciplinary team, for the client Cornwall Council, our team delivered a project that referenced Cornwall’s history and the site’s heritage, making it a space that fosters convergence and reflection.
Our design aimed to capture the spirit of Cornwall, providing dynamic new spaces for the community and visitors to enjoy. The masterplan included places to relax in the Diaspora Gardens, an outdoor events space and surrounding parkland. We also created the largest free adventure playground in Cornwall, with play specialists Timberplay. Revelling in Cornish folklore, the playground includes custom-made wooden climbing structures, tunnels and a beach with diggers and a sand transportation system.
The development also encompassed the Grade II listed Robinson’s Shaft, which was restored to provide a gateway for the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site, artists’ studios and residential units.
For more information, visit: www.landuse.co.uk