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3rd May 2014 Excavations ,looking at a map it looks as though the road passed by the front and there was a row of trees.It has now been opened up.
Civil defence shares best practice
This year’s South Island civil defence and emergency management conference took place at Blenheim’s convention centre on 30 and 31 August. A wide variety of speakers shared their knowledge and experience with 140 delegates from around New Zealand, on the theme of recovery. The conference was generously sponsored by Brian FM www.brianfm.com/
Highlights included Marlborough’s resilient farmer Doug Avery, who talked about his personal journey dealing with repeated natural disasters on his farm, and senior US disaster communications expert Bob Jensen on improvements made to the US disaster response system since Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005.
The conference was opened by Mayor John Leggett and Civil Defence Minister Kris Faafoi, who outlined some of the changes proposed to the national emergency management system after the recent Government review.
Marlborough’s own ‘earthquake navigators’ Candi Callaghan, Flo Joyce and Chris Wilson talked about their experiences helping their communities in Ward, Seddon and Kekerengu get through the recovery process.
Each of the South Island’s six civil defence and emergency management groups gave an update on their area’s work over the last 12 months.
For programme and speaker information, check out www.marlborough.govt.nz/civil-defence-emergency-managemen...
Project 'Art in the Singelpark' 2020 (KiS) in Leiden, Netherlands
Building "The Cage", by Atelier Van Lieshout
Building "Human Boundaries", by Harold van Bree
Building "Man on a Pole", by Fernando Sanchez Castillo
Building "Border Remover", by Slava & Marta Chevelenco
Building "Participation Project", by Sara Vrugt (Studio VruGt) with Nina Mathijsen
Building "Tussentuin" (in-between garden), by Observatorium
Singelpark: civic initiative to create one 6km long park around the old town centre of Leiden on the old defence works. The Singelpark includes outdoor works of art: "Kunst in het Singelpark" (KiS) in Leiden. For all visitors and tourists circling around the old town center.
www.oscailandoras.com The Camden Fort Meagher Archives
www.brennantorpedo.com 3D Scan of the Fort Camden Brennan Torpedo Installation. VR + AR = MR >>> A Mixed Reality Experience.
James Battery | Ram Head Battery | Fort Camden | Dún Uí Meacair : Fort Meagher | Camden Fort Meagher
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Marine Attack Squadron 211 (VMA-211) is a United States Marine Corps attack squadron consisting of AV-8B Harrier (V/STOL) jets. Known as the "Wake Island Avengers," the squadron is based at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Arizona and falls under the command of Marine Aircraft Group 13 (MAG-13) and the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (3rd MAW).
McDonnell Douglas AV-8B-8-MC Harrier II 165572 was rebuilt 162958 SOC Sep 27, 1999. Loaned to QinetiQ (formerly DERA) Boscombe Down, UK for Fatigue Checks. Also reported as being rebuilt as 165572. Fuselage noted at Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, Boscombe Down Jan 2002..
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VMA-311 WL 15 August 6, 2009
Joint press conference by Boris Pistorius, Minister of Defence of Germany, John Healey, Secretary of Defence of the United Kingdom and Rustem Umerov, Minister of Defence of Ukraine
CONSTRUCTION OF STAFF ACCOMMODATION, GWARINPA ABUJA
Year of Purchase - 2014
Contract Value - N200,987,000
Cost of Purchase - N200,987,000
Market Value - N/A
The thistle is an amazing plant when you look at it up close. I have to spend a bit more time to decide which type this one is.
f8, 1/200 sec., ISO 200, with flash used to light the plant.
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I could not believe the amount of coastal erosion that is occurring along parts of the Norfolk coast, most people have accepted the 40% value of their homes, but others have chosen to stay on. One house will be falling into the sea in the next 12 months, and there are people still living there, very sad :(