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On Feb. 28, a ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the completion of critical, time-sensitive repairs to Schlatterweiher Dam at U.S. Army Garrison Bavaria. Located within the Grafenwoehr Training Area and impacting several ranges, construction teams raced against the clock to successfully complete the work on-time as to not disrupt the 7th Army Training Command’s training schedule and overall mission readiness.
Heartland Ambassadors from Greendale Secondary School giving neighbourliness and eco-living tips to a resident.
Metro representatives and others gathered to commemorate the completion of a $10 million light rail interlocking project near the UMSL South MetroLink Station, located at 7798 Natural Bridge Road in St. Louis County. The interlocking will reduced operations and maintenance costs, as well as shorten delays for our customers during scheduled and unplanned service disruptions.
Aviation Soldiers from the 1-214th AVN REGT deployed for a Contingency Operational Deployment in support of OEF-OIF walk back to the briefing room for a debrief after a mission
Dr. William Jaynes, professor of Social Work and African American Studies, tells students from the Stanley Holmes Homework Completion program, who visited Stockton March 10 during their spring break, "You can be anything you want to be. Pursue your dream. You have to give your dream a shot. It's your dream. Honor it."
Nearing completion, and replacing the former Southwark Towers, The Shard (or Shard London Bridge).
Architect: Renzo Piano
Developer: Sellar Property Group
Structural engineers: Turner & Townsend; WSP Cantor Seinuk; Robert Bird Group; Ischebeck Titan.
Construction began March 2009, with a planned completion date of May 2012 (now extended to July 2012).
The Shard is 304,1m tall (309.6m including the antenna) with 72 habitable floors and a further 23 floors holding plant etc.
Taken travelling down the Thames
Improved intersection lighting and line markings, Highway 4 was also widened to accommodate a dedicated left turn lane. This new lane will help local traffic access the Whiskey Creek Store and other local businesses, while keeping traffic moving freely as well.
Today I'll present my Completion of course work: a children's book that uses a Blythe as main character.
I've already mentioned it [here], [here] and [here].
I'm so nervous, can't wait to see it over.
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Hoje irei apresentar meu TCC: um livro infantil com a Blythe como personagem principal.
Já comentei sobre ele [aqui], [aqui] e [aqui].
Estou tão nervosa, mal posso esperar que acabe.
Final work on wooden rear bodywork framing. Ash is used for these structures . As it allways has been throughout Morgan history.
The Inverness city centre streetscape project transformed the historic core of Inverness through comprehensive public realm enhancements, including traffic calming, a public art programme and new lighting.
The central objectives were to improve the pedestrian environment and make the city centre safe again. Our approach was to create new civic spaces and reactivate spaces which had become neglected or lost to traffic. Our streetscape proposals also highlighted the city centre’s landmark buildings to give them the appreciation they deserve.
Our designers’ scheme addressed a variety of urban spaces, including the main Victorian shopping streets and squares, pre-Victorian lanes and closes, and part of the riverside. The design responds to the different characteristics of these spaces at the same time as accommodating traffic management changes.
We used materials such as Caithness slab and granite setts create new pavements and civic spaces, complemented by bespoke furniture, signage, street lighting and ornamental lighting.
For the integrated public artworks, we engaged artist Matt Baker, who coordinated an exciting public arts programme involving many Highland artists, which responded to the local culture and landscape.
For more information, visit: www.landuse.co.uk
UTHealth Houston publicly announced the successful completion of the Many Faces. One Mission. campaign, the university’s most ambitious philanthropic effort yet. Thanks to the generosity of 11,315 donors, UTHealth Houston raised $534.4 million to support education, research, and community initiatives across our six schools. University students, faculty, and staff attended celebration stations across the campus, which included cookies, giveaways, and details on the campaign’s impact on each school. (Photos by UTHealth Houston)