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A Mallet waits in the Whiskey River Railway shop. Marshall, WI. Aug. 11, 2008.
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Building commenced 1885 for Commercial Bank with manager’s residence above banking chamber. The Commercial Bank failed before completion, occupied by Bank of Adelaide 1894, facade added later, taken over by ANZ Bank 1979, closed 1980, now private.
“Tenders. . . for the Erection of Banking Premises for the Commercial Bank of South Australia at Angaston. . . Edward Davies, Architect.” [Express & Telegraph 29 Jun 1885 advert]
“Angaston. . . The new Commercial Bank will also be commenced at once, tenders having been accepted for its erection.” Adelaide Observer 1 Aug 1885]
“The closing of the Commercial Bank of South Australia, which took place on Wednesday, February 24, caused the most intense excitement, and has occasioned a large amount of distress.” [Register 27 Feb 1886]
“Angaston. . . Our Commercial Bank building still stands unfinished, and without a tenant. It is a great pity that it has not a tenant to keep it in order.” [Kapunda Herald 30 Jul 1886]
“Angaston, January 24. . . A branch of the Bank of Adelaide was opened here this a morning.” [Register 26 Jan 1894]
“Angaston. . . Mr. W. A. Dick, who has acted as manager of the Bank of Adelaide since the branch was opened a few years ago, is being removed to Mount Pleasant to take charge of the bank in that town, and Mr. Wainwright, of Port Augusta, is coming to Angaston.” [Advertiser 2 May 1898]
“Mr. J. S. Wainwright, who for the last three years has been in charge of the Angaston branch of the Bank of Adelaide, has been transferred to the position of chief clerk in the city office of that institution. . . During his residence at Angaston. . . a member of the institute committee he has done good work, and has taken an active interest in sports and in the welfare of the town generally.” [Advertiser 29 Jan 1901]
“Painting and renovation is in progress at the Angaston branch of the Bank of Adelaide.” [Leader, Angaston 8 Jul 1921]
“the Chief Commissioner of Police, accompanied by Inspector Birt, of the Mounted Branch, visited Angaston and inspected the Police quarters, an inspection also being made of the Bank of Adelaide premises, which it has been suggested would make an ideal Courthouse and residence.” [Leader, Angaston 14 Sep 1923]
“Mr E. E. Woods, Angaston branch manager of the Bank of Adelaide, who was doe for long service leave prior to retiring, has consented to remain in charge here until January 16. He has had charge of the local branch for 28 years.” [Leader, Angaston 16 Nov 1939]
Josh Malone, wide receiver for the 2014 U.S. Army All-American Bowl East Team, from Station Camp High School in Gallatin, Tenn., leaps to complete a pass during East Team's first practice at Heroes Stadium in San Antonio Dec. 30, 2013. The All-American Bowl players were able to enjoy some of the warm weather gear received in their grab bags the day before in today's 39-degree weather. (U.S. Army Reserve Photo by Pfc. Thomas C. Love, 205th Press Camp Headquarters)
Took Abbey as a base and spray painted her a lighter blue and gave her some bigger horns (among other things). She is now Victoria, a demon, since she looks nothing like Abbey (oops).
The pavement of the I-85/I-485 interchange comes into view near the new lanes of the I-485 Outer Loop.
Awaiting completion at Offshore Steel Boats Barton Waterside premises in the summer of 2008 this vessel was probably destined for Cockle fishing in the Wash.
Governor Charlie Baker, Secretary of Health and Human Services Marylou Sudders and Secretary of Veterans’ Services Cheryl Lussier Poppe join Chelsea Soldiers’ Home Superintendent Eric L. Johnson to celebrate the near completion of the new Community Living Center at the Chelsea Soldiers’ Home on Dec. 14, 2022. [Joshua Qualls/Governor's Press Office]
As Utsha nears the completion of this project, she is attending to some final details on the painted surfaces of the horse. She has already cleaned the brasses and the horse's tail. The final steps will be to apply a coat of a reversible varnish, take after treatment photography, and complete her treatment report.
The donor who provided the funding to make this summer work project possible have chosen to name this horse "William", in honor of his father.
The new pitch at "De Kuip"
| Pitch Renovation 2011 | Large & on Black | Association football pitch |
Built in 1925-1927, this Beaux Arts-style skyscraper was designed by Frederick P. Dinkelberg and Joachim Giaever, with Frederick J. Thielbar and John R. Fugard as supervising architects, and was the tallest building in Chicago, as well as the tallest in the world outside of New York City upon its completion, but quickly being surpassed by the nearby Pittsfield Building less than a year after its completion. The building has been known by various names over time, including the Pure Oil Building and the North American Life Insurance Building, but today more commonly is known as the Jewelers Building or 35 East Wacker. The building stands 40 stories and 523 feet (159 meters) tall, and once housed a restaurant known as the Stratosphere Club inside the domed top of the tower. The building is clad in limestone on the first floor, with terra cotta cladding above, and a main section that rises 23 stories, topped with four lanterns concealing water tanks at the corners and a central tower that rises an additional 17 stories to a lantern and dome. The building’s second, third, and fourth floors feature Chicago windows with decorative reliefs on the spandrels, a large copper clock with a sculpture at the corner of Wacker Drive and Wabash Street, two-story arched bays over the brass entrance doors, which feature decorative recessed spandrels and trim surrounds and are flanked by copper lantern sconces, with the fifth floor featuring one-over-one windows flanked by decorative relief panels below a cornice with dentist. Above the fifth floor and up to the arched windows on the nineteenth floor, the building features a repeating pattern of one-over-one double-hung windows flanked by quoins, with decorative spandrels, with the thirteenth floor featuring a band of belt coursing at the sill of the windows and a cornice with dentils above, and the twentieth, twenty-first, and twenty-second floors featuring windows in the central bays with dark-colored spandrels flanking engaged doric columns, and flanked by pilasters with cartouches, and the twenty-third floor featuring large corbels between the window bays, which support the cornice and parapet above, with features urns above the pillars that run vertically from the ground floor. The corner penthouses atop the lower roof feature rectilinear bases, above which are cylindrical open drums with fluted ionic columns and large rectilinear corner pillars that jut out from the faces of the drums and support urns, with an entablature with cartouches running around the top of the drum and pillars, below the heavily ornamented domes that feature decorative terra cotta cladding. The more slender upper tower extends up another 17 stories, with the lower portion being rectilinear with chamfered corners, window bays with decorative spandrels, one-over-one windows, arched windows at the top of these vertical window bays, and decorative engaged doric columns between the pairs of windows, above which is an entablature with arched panels, a cornice with modillions, and a decorative parapet, which features decorative cupolas at the corners. At the top of the tower, rising from the roof of the rectilinear section, is a circular drum, similar in character to the smaller corner towers below, which features engaged doric columns on each side in the intermediate spaces between the tall arched windows, with rectilinear pillars jutting out at the corners, above which is an entablature, urns atop the corner pillars, and an ornamented terra cotta dome. Inside, the building features modernized office space, with an intact historic lobby with chamfered marble pillars and wall cladding, marble floors, an intricate coffered ceiling with gilded rosettes and trim, decorative cornices at the top of the pillars and walls, brass railings, trim, and doors, brass chandeliers, brass elevator doors, and a brass letterbox. The building formerly housed a car storage lift in the larger lower portion of the building, up to the 23rd floor, which was removed during the 23rd Century and converted into additional office space inside the building. The building is a contributing structure in the Michigan–Wacker Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978, and was designated a Chicago Landmark in 1994. Today, the building still serves as an office building, housing multiple tenants, and has a commanding presence along the Chicago River.
Gov. Neil Abercrombie and the Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) celebrated the substantial completion of the H-1 Freeway Rehabilitation Project at a dedication ceremony at Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, overlooking the freeway. The project reconstructed and resurfaced one of the most heavily traveled corridors in the state and added an extra travel lane in both directions in less than 11 months. New LED street lighting, added drainage, and glare screens were also installed to improve highway safety.
Members of the Springfield College Occupational Therapy Program celebrate during an Academic Completion Ceremony in Fuller Auditorium on Friday, May 6, 2022.
Completion of the ISO rounds with rebranded Ferrania. I like this film. It's cheap.
Minolta SRTMC
Rebranded Ferrania Solaris 400 (Western Family)
I didn't actually get an end shot, but the fish grew tails, and the brown blob turned into sunflower
Hand Pumps for Community Water Supply
Location: Moradani Village, Mir Pur Sakro District Thatta Sindh.
Project Duration: July 2015- September 2015
Cost of pumps financed by: Mr. Afroz Hussaini
Implementing Partners: Lodhie Foundation & Shaan Technologies Private Limited
Total Pumps Installed: 10
Beneficiaries: 465 Household with an estimated population of 3600 Peoples.
Pakistan is one of the most water stressed countries in the world where total actual renewable water resources have been decreasing day by day. Presently water resources in Pakistan decreased from 5000 cubic meters per capita in 1951 to 1100 cubic meters in last year.
Currently, over 35 percent of Pakistan’s population does not have access to safe drinking water. The quality of drinking water supply is poor, with bacterial contamination, arsenic, fluoride and nitrate being the factors of major concern. Province of Sindh is one of the highly water scarce province of Pakistan. Deterioration in water quality and contamination of lakes, rivers and groundwater aquifers has resulted in increased waterborne diseases and other health impacts.
Coastal belt of Sindh is one of the highly effected areas where decreased inflow in Indus river delta is resulting in salt water intrusion from sea. This reduced water inflow destabilized eco system as well as made drinking water availability a major problem for the people especially women.
Mirpur Sakro is one of the water scarce area near coastal belt of Sindh. It is 90 kilometers away from Karachi. Since last 2 years Lodhie Foundation is providing relief to the community through installing hand pumps is this area. Lodhie Foundation is very grateful to Syed Afroze Hussaini for his generous support for the installation of 10 hand pumps in Village Mora Dani and surrounding areas located in Mirpur Sakro district Thatta Sindh.
Pumps Installation was started in Mid of August 2015 and finished in 3rd week of September 2015. Before the installation of pumps near their houses, women are used to travel 1 to 5 Kilometers to fetch a pot water for their families and cattle.
At the completion time of Hand pump installation nearly 465 households of village MoraDani and surrounding areas were enjoying clean water near their houses. Earlier they were dependent on open reservoirs, canals or open wells for drinking water. Women have to walk quiet a distance to fetch water and multiple rounds are performed to collect sufficient amount of water for their daily usage. Before the installation of hand pumps women have to walk 1 to 5 km, to fetch water which need 1 to 3 hours. Now the
condition has been improved drastically as, water is available near their homes which is a blessing for families and their cattle. Pump water is used for domestic purpose and drinking.
Availability of spare parts for repair and maintenance is not easy in remote areas. To overcome this problem each pump is supplied with necessary spares to keep it maintain without any delay.
Gov. Neil Abercrombie and the Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) celebrated the substantial completion of the H-1 Freeway Rehabilitation Project at a dedication ceremony at Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, overlooking the freeway. The project reconstructed and resurfaced one of the most heavily traveled corridors in the state and added an extra travel lane in both directions in less than 11 months. New LED street lighting, added drainage, and glare screens were also installed to improve highway safety.
Edmonton Green redevelopment taken in January 2007. The poster claims the main shopping centre redevelopment will be completed by summer 2006. There is/was a similar poster for the leisure complex with a date of late summer 2007 so it might just be ready b 2010 at this rate. At least the bus station is now open and they didn't cock up the design like the one at Chelmsford that's too small for the buses to sfaely turn round in.