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On Tuesday, November 4th, 2008, while the rest of the world was anticipating the new President, Michael Everett signed a contract. He is not to shave his beard or cut his hair, from November 2008 through May 2011 (Graduation), regardless of his job or relational status.
The official contract will be framed and posted on the floor shortly.
Title : Harrington Signing Contract
Creator (Photographer) : Unknown
Publisher : Agricultural Communications Office of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Place of Publication : College Station, Texas
Year (Coverage) : 1964
Document Type : Image
Format : Photographic negative
Dimensions : 4 x 5 inches
Digitization Date : June2009
Description : Unknown
Note : Brazos County, Texas
Collection : Texas A&M University Archives
Resource Identifier : Graphic Services Photos, Box 38, File 38-579
Institution : Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Repository : Cushing Memorial Library and Archives
Contact Information : Email: cushing-library@tamu.edu Phone: 979-845-1951
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Holding the trigger where it will go in, looking at the new curve of the nose. About to re assemble the bow and test shoot, again.
Today I signed the teaching contract for the coming school year. Happy to be returning to the High School Math Classroom.
So, after the bow was strung on the Zeibank, in the previous photos, we took it out to test fire...
Spanned it, and, I could NOT pull the trigger. Handed it to David, HE could, but, it was quite hard. Me, I was flummoxxed. I took it all apart, we peered at the lock nut and the trigger nose, and David, in his infinite experience, pointed out a tiny spot of metal wear on the sear of the lock nut. (this indicated the problem to him) We put it back together and he sat on his stool, clicking the lock nut over and over, engaging the trigger in it, and watching the action of the nut. He told me the trigger was pushing too much on the sear of the lock nut. So, I watched. With the nut engaged by the trigger, when the trigger was pulled, the angle of the nose on the trigger caused the nut to roll back a little bit. (Towards the back of the bow) If the bow is spanned, especially a powerful bow like this one, that nut rolling a bit back, means the trigger is pushing (rolling) the the nut against the string (and alllllll the weight of the spanned prod) for just a little until the trigger finally pivots enough to release. Maybe David can explain this more clearly than I! (Feel free to comment..) In anycase, in this photo, you can see where David has slightly gently arced the nose of the trigger, it was straight before. Now, it engages the nut, but rolls off the sear without pushing the nut. So, when we went back and shot the bow again; pow, it pulled easily and quite well. This was a very good lesson for me.
decided to lighten a exposure and add a burst in post ;-) This was composited from 6 photos and added a pinkish burst in post.
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This contract called for Carl and Pearl to appear at the Adams County fair in York, Pennsylvania on August 25, 1965 for $450.
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Schwarzenberg Palace
In 1697 the imperial Obersthofmarschall (master court marshal) Franz Heinrich Count of Mansfeld Prince of Fondi acquired some vineyards of the Vienna Jesuits and then commissioned Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt the construction of a palatial summer palace. At the same time Jean Trehet received a contract to design the garden. Count Mansfeld was a military rival of Prince Eugene. His career, however, run more calmly. So he tried to counterbalance the Prince at least architecturally. The building ground immediately adjacent to the Lower Belvedere was deliberately chosen as well as the architect, the builder of the Prince. After the death of the owner bought Prince Adam Franz Karl of Schwarzenberg in 1715 the yet unfinished building and replaced the previous architect by Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach. He completed the characteristic central projection risalit and the domed hall. After the death of Fischer his son Joseph Emanuel completed the furnishing of the rooms to 1728. The Orangerie and the riding school on the garden side, however, were only in the mid-18th century by Andrea Altomonte added. The garden already has been changed by JE Fischer von Erlach. To water supply to the fountains he had put up one of the first steam engines of the continent. During the Second World War the central wing of the palace and the right wing were virtually destroyed by bomb hits. The long again restored building remained till today in possession of the Schwarzenberg family, who also lives here and a part of it runs as hotel and restaurant .
The Palais Schwarzenberg has among the Baroque garden palaces of Vienna best preserved its original character, though the baroque garden in 1783 was redesigned in an English landscape park and the court of honour has found a new function as a parking lot. The rectangular main building is bordered by the symmetrically arranged annexes, which form the main courtyard (Ehrenhof). Curved ramps lead to an elegant, three-arched, rectangular arcaded porch, behind which the once by a figure-decorated attic crowned, rounded central projection lies. It projects at the front a little bit backward and at the garden side, analogous, a little foreward. It contains the domed hall, those square floor plan is complemented by a North and South apse. Left of it and right of it connect the state rooms. In the left wing was located the dining room, the study and bedroom of the Prince and the gallery. The latter, also known as the Marble Hall, is the most interesting space. The here situated art gallery is - as only Baroque gallery of Vienna - in its original arrangement preserved. The stucco works stem from Johann and Balthasar Hagenmüller, the frescoes from Daniel Gran. Unfortunately, his large ceiling fresco (1723/24) in the domed hall in 1945 was destroyed. In the right wing were housed the chapel and the salons of Princess. The chapel is an almost square room with white-golden stucco work. It yet goes back to Hildebrandt. Among the pieces of furniture of the staterooms are a complicated astronomical grandfather clock as well as some beautiful fireplaces to mention. Part of the furniture comes from the in 1894 demolished Palais Schwarzenberg at Neuer Markt. Behind the building connects parallel to the Belvedere Park an elongated garden, where four groups of statues of sandstone by Lorenzo Mattielli have been preserved. The large stone vases are made according to designs by Fischer von Erlach. The Eggenburger (Lower Austria) stone mason Andrea Steinböckh created the cascade. The former riding school and the economy tracts at the Prinz-Eugen-Straße in 1928 were redesigned by Carl W. Schmidt in Baroque style. There today the Swiss embassy has its headquarters.
Location / Address: 1030 Vienna, Rennweg 2
Visit: The state rooms are on the occasion of events accessible, the rest of the building is used privately ore rented.
10/06/2010-- Executive Director Ian Yaffe and E.W. Littlefield, Inc. President Dana Littlefield sign contracts for the construction of Hand in Hand Apartments. Board Member Eric Kelley, WBRC Architect Dan Miller, and USDA Bangor Office Representatives Scott Emery and Brian Wilson are also present. Photo by Joanne Halpin, Downeast Coastal Press.
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