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The Social Contract was a policy by the Labour government of Harold Wilson in 1970s Britain.
In return for the repeal of 1971 Industrial Relations Act, food subsidies, and a freeze on rent increases, the Trade Union Congress ensured that its members would cooperate with a programme of voluntary wage restraint (from Wikipedia).
The graffiti suggests not everyone agreed with it, it was later changed to "smash the social contraceptive" suggesting not everyone agreed with the graffiti.
There are many routes, and variations of these routes in the Greenwave network which is run by Reading Buses under contract to Reading Borough Council using gas buses purchased in 2013 - the first of their kind in the UK.
Greenwave - Green Park:
Green Park > Central Reading.
Greenwave - Kennet Island:
Kennet Island > Central Reading.
Greenwave - Madejski:
Madejski Stadium park and ride > Central Reading.
Greenwave - Mereoak:
Mereoak park and ride > Central Reading.
Greenwave - Reading Int.:
Reading International Business Park > Central Reading.
Other Greenwave:
Tesco Depot > Central Reading.
Don't get me started on the route numbers....
Photos taken in Reading Great Knolleys Street and Town Centre.
I photographed some of my lawn contracts the last couple of days. I'm pretty happy with how nice my lawns are looking. I am also still learning the settings on my camera so not all the photos took as well as I would have liked but all things in time. :D
Getting closer to finding her contract, once I have the master she will be free and we can start. It can't be this easy - can it?
She has a contract with us: we may photograph her as needed (when she is not sleeping, busy, grooming, being groomed by the dog, playing with toys, etc).
Her compensation: feed her when SHE want it, she gets to sleep on pillows that aren't covered, and she gets treats when she demands them.
I think cats have a union.
Day 42:365
Ernestomeda Contract Division partner per il secondo anno consecutivo di MECA, il principale evento dedicato al mercato immobiliare milanese, che si è svolto lo scorso weekend presso il Palazzo della Borsa - Piazza Affari.
Momenti di informazione e incontri di approfondimento dedicati ai principali operatori del Real Estate.
Massimo Zuccaroli alias Maximus, Twilight Music team, sign exclusive contract with RAI Italian Television
Department of Administrative Services Director Ray Walton (left) and AFSCME 61 President Danny Homan sign the contract
The Stirrup from Alchem. (http://www.alcheminc.com/crossbow.html)
We get the bow irons and stirrups from these folks.
This is a cleaned stirrup on the bottom.
DavwMac and Juglo
signed a contract for a match Next week for the VAW championship belt.
At the end words were exchanged, Juglo stood up and DaveMac followed suit to only be kicked in the face by Juglo
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 38-578
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
Copyright : It is the users responsibility to secure permission from the copyright holders for publication of any materials. Permission must be obtained in writing prior to publication. Please contact the Cushing Memorial Library for further information
Now comes the coats of Tung Oil, after the two coats of the linseed oil. This has a slightly harder finish. I put on as many coats as it takes to make it 'pop', without making it too glossy.
In between each coat, I lightly use 4 aught steel wool.
My cranky little camera refused to get this closeup. but, you get the idea. I am bluing the trigger (or tickler) after having cleaned it (after master Iolo forged it in the back yard).
Operational Contract Support Joint Exercise 2016 participants gather for an exercise briefing and promotion ceremony March 31, 2016, at Fort Bliss, Texas. This exercise provides training across the spectrum of OCS readiness from requirements and development of warfighter staff integration and synchronization through contract execution supporting the joint force commander. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jonathan Snyder/Released)
Soldiers from the 134th Chaplain Support Team and the 1945th Contingency Contracting Team conduct individual weapons qualification Oct. 18, 2013, at Fort Pickett, Va., as part of their three-week pre-mobilization training. Both units will deploy in early 2014, with the chaplain team deploying to Qatar and the contracting team deploying to Afghanistan. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Terra C. Gatti, Virginia Guard Public Affairs)
RAL CEO Congratulates Director of Edwin Construction for winning the bid for upgrading Matsakali-Altein, Vhembe DM.
National Naval Aviation Museum
In the years following World War II, as the U.S. Navy sought to retain its long-standing position as the front line of the nation’s defense in the nuclear age, it contracted for development of a jet-powered bomber to wield naval aviation’s atomic punch. Famed Douglas Aircraft Company engineer Ed Heinemann and his team delivered the A3D Skywarrior. They focused on limiting the aircraft’s weight wherever possible, allowing the Skywarrior to fly from modified World War II-era angled-deck Essex-class carriers. A downside to shedding pounds from the design was the elimination of ejection seats, the crew instead bailing out of the aircraft using an escape chute leading from the cockpit to the bottom of the fuselage. The inability to exit the aircraft quickly prompted Skywarrior crews to apply a nickname to the aircraft based on its designation. A3D, they swore, stood for “All Three Dead.” Despite these efforts, the Skywarrior remains the largest airplane to ever operate from an aircraft carrier, which prompted its more enduring nickname—the “Whale.”
The new aircraft demonstrated its capabilities almost immediately. On July 31, 1956, a Skywarrior logged a 3,200 mile nonstop, non-refueling flight from Hawaii to New Mexico in just 5 hours, 40 minutes, and the following year another pair of A3Ds flew a carrier to carrier transcontinental flight. This involved launching from Bon Homme Richard (CVA 19) off the coast of California and flying nonstop to a recovery on board Saratoga (CVA 60) steaming off the coast of Florida. The year 1957 also marked the first extended deployment of the A3D on board Forrestal. It was a high point for the Navy as its most modern attack aircraft went to sea on board the service’s first super carrier.
With the advent of the Polaris missile, the Navy’s carrier-based heavy attack mission faded and the versatile A3D (redesignated A-3 in 1962) assumed other roles and missions, which included aerial refueling, photoreconnaissance, and electronic countermeasures. An anecdote illustrates the longevity of its service. During a tour of the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVA 67) in 1972, a scientist remarked on what he took to be one of the Navy’s more modern aircraft. Heinemann replied with a laugh. “That sir, is a Skywarrior. We started work on it in 1948.” To think, the airplane had nearly two decades left, finally retiring from front-line service in 1991.
The museum displays two examples of the Skywarrior, an A3D-1 (Bureau Number 135418) and a NEA-3B (Bureau Number 144865).
Specifications
Manufacturer: Douglas Aircraft Company
Dimensions: Length: 74 ft, 5 in.; Height: 22 ft., 8 in.; Wingspan: 72 ft., 5 in.
Weights: Empty: 35,999 lb.; Gross: 70,000 lb.
Power Plant: Two 9,700 lb. static thrust Pratt & Whitney J57-P-6 turbojets
Performance: Maximum Speed: 621 M.P.H.; Service Ceiling: 39,000 ft.; Range: 2,990 miles
Armament: Two 20mm cannon in tail and provision for 8,700 lb. of ordnance, including nuclear weapons
Crew: Pilot, bombardier/navigator, gunner (attack configuration)
Contract freighter arriving at PHX to provide extra capacity for last minute shipping
"What do you mean, you don't have any place for me to park? You asked me to come here....."
DavwMac and Juglo
signed a contract for a match Next week for the VAW championship belt.
At the end words were exchanged, Juglo stood up and DaveMac followed suit to only be kicked in the face by Juglo
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A Tehachapi mother whose newborn contracted a crippling form of meningitis at Kern Medical Center was awarded $4.7 million by a Bakersfield jury that found the hospital failed to treat her infant properly. According to Dr. Bruce G. Fagel, the three KMC staffers not only failed to communicate with each other but violated their hospital’s own policies in the delivery and aftercare of the child. According to testimony, the nurse who assisted the obstetrician did not tell the child’s pediatrician, Dr. Jess Diamond, that an infection in the mother had been detected. The nurse, longtime KMC employee Monica Ruiz-Coodey, said that she feared the obstetrician was wet behind the ears and had based the diagnosis on a contaminated specimen. “She concluded that the mother really didn’t have an infection,” Fagel said. The next day, without knowing from either Ruiz-Coodey or the obstetrician that the mother had contracted an infection, Diamond discharged the boy providing that he return in three to five days for a checkup. -Dr. Bruce G. Fagel
“What are your fears?”
"Erm, my mum took me on holiday for my 21st. We went to Thailand, and there was 3 hours of turbulence. Which me and my mum almost cried the whole way through, and since then, I’ve not wanted to get back on a plane. I always do, but I make sure I don’t sleep for like 2 days before, so I can nap, and miss most of the flight. I get really anxious on planes.”
-Ellis Louise Evans