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This isn't me, but it's one of the developers who works for me. We're trying like hell to meet a deadline that is fast rushing up on us. Hope we make it!
I was inspired by the Gowanus Lounge blog (http://www.gowanuslounge.blogspot.com) to take some photos of some of the changes in my neighborhood. This building occupies the spot where an odd ramshackle house once stood. It's most distinctive feature was the front "door" that extended out from the main house. Over the door was a ratty looking mounted deer head w. antlers and an old-fashioned red X-mas bulb shoved in the place where it's nose should have been. The kid that lived in the house ran over a stray kitten with his bike. Don't know what happened to the kid, but this building is a definite improvement though surrounded by confusion!
So, my brother has moved in with us for a bit while he works and looks for an apartment in the area. He made us focaccia last week and R now has someone to play Street Fighter with. So far so good.
Also he sold us his Xbox after our red-ringed, so if anyone wants to play various online games, I'm in!
China's engagement with matters of peace and security in Africa has recently become more prominent. This can be seen in peacekeeping, peacebuilding, conflict mediation, or the measures adopted at the 6th Forum for China-Africa Cooperation summit in December 2015 to strengthen cooperation on peace and security. These underlined how important these are to China's evolving policy engagement with the African continent, including how security relates to development. These panels will bring together leading academic and policy experts from China and Europe to discuss key themes and issues about China's engagement with peace and security in Africa.
Speakers:
- Zhang Hui (Saferworld)
- Niall Duggan (University College Cork)
- Mathieu Duchatel (European Council on Foreign Relations)
- Ilaria Carrozza (LSE)
- Zhang Chun (Shanghai Institutes for International Studies)
- Chris Alden (LSE/SAIIA)
More about SPP: www.spp.ceu.edu
Photo: SPP/Daniel Vegel
Fleshing out the design with some thoughts regarding placement of high relief and low relief texturs.
The eastern-most factory of the Golden Mile development. Sadly now disused since production was moved to Europe..
This public fórum, held on 23 April 2018 in Maputo, shared the results of the report on the business landscape for Mozambican manufacturing firms.
The event shed light on the current challenges faced by micro-, small- and medium-sized firms in the country’s manufacturing sector — and how policy can tackle these issues to allow firms to thrive. Special attention was paid to the business environment in which these enterprises operate.
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Date: Tue19th July 2011
Camera:Mamiya C330 + tripod
Lens: 80mm f2.8 Sekor
Meter: Paganor Spot
Film: Shanghai GP3 @ 100ASA 6x6
Developer: 6.5ml HC-110 in 500ml
Dev. Time: 15min @ 20deg
Scanner: CanoScan 9000F
Test run of a macro subject taken indoors with two desk lamps - exposed from 1s-9s @ f8-32(normalised to current temps with the Massive dev-chart app on the iPhone). These rolls were the first to be developed using guidance from www.rogerandfrances.com with their excellent advice on reduing fixing time with the spot-test (now down to 2-min fix) and using COLD water for washing to prevent emulsion scratching on final squeegee.
30s presoak in COLD tap-water, NO distilled water as Stourport tapwater is just fine (although remembering Roger & Francis advice to use filtered water for final wash when I move to hard-water Malvern). No stop-bath, just swill out twice with cold tap-water.
Waikato Development vs Northland Development at Waikato Stadium, 1 September 2012. Photos from Annette Johnston (Heddfan Photography).
Around a speech by Dr Milton J. Bennett, one of the world experts of intercultural communication, the public (around 150 people composed of professionals in the field of culture, European policies and Bozar members) will be invited to interact with a renowned artist, Androulla Kaminara (European Commission) and Pascal Lamy (Institut Jacques Delors and chair of the Oxford Martin Commission) on the ability of Europeans to engage, at home and globally, in intercultural communication.
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Built in 1926-1930, Tower City Center was designed by Graham, Anderson, Probst and White for the Van Sweringen Brothers. The complex is a large mixed-use development on the south side of Public Square in Downtown Cleveland. Originally known as Cleveland Union Station, the buildings were built in order to serve as the main passenger train station for the city, as well as office space, a retail arcade, and a hotel. The most recognizable and prominent part of the complex is Terminal Tower, which has 52 floors and is 771 feet tall, which made it the tallest building in North America outside of New York City from 1927 until 1964. Terminal Tower was constructed in the Beaux Arts style and modeled on the New York Municipal Building, and is now the second-tallest building in Cleveland and in the state of Ohio, following the construction of Key Tower on the opposite side of Public Square in 1991, and is currently slated for partial conversion into apartments. Other buildings in the complex include the Hotel Cleveland, constructed in 1918 and incorporated into the Terminal Tower building when it was constructed, the Art Deco-style Landmark Office Towers Complex, located to the south of Terminal Tower and were constructed at the same time as Terminal Tower. In 1991, two new office buildings were constructed over the old train concourse, which also include a large atrium between them. The construction of the complex in 1926-1930 necessitated a large excavation project, which at the time was second only to the Panama Canal in size. The complex covers four city blocks and is some of the most prized and valuable real estate in the city, and was built during the city's peak in economic prowess and population. Today, the complex no longer houses an intercity passenger rail station, as it was decided to be too inefficient to route trains away from the lakefront route that more directly connects Toledo to Buffalo. However, the complex remains the central nexus of the city's rapid transit system, with the Blue Line, Red Line, and Green Line all feeding into the building, which acts as a central hub.