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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District Project Manager Brenda Barber explains the multiple engineering protocols in place outside of the Engineering Control Structure tent surrounding excavation efforts to ensure the safety of workers on site and in the nearby community to USACE Deputy Commanding General for Military and International Operations Maj. Gen. Yenter at the ongoing 4825 Glenbrook Road cleanup site Tuesday September 8, 2015. The active remediation effort at 4825 Glenbrook Road in Washington D.C. is part of the larger Spring Valley Formerly Used Defense Site the Corps of Engineers is remediating as part of the FUDS program. Public safety is a top priority at the ongoing 4825 Glenbrook Road work site and in all aspects of the Corps' Spring Valley efforts. (U.S. Army Photo by Chris Gardner)
For more information about the work at Spring Valley, including information about 4825 Glenbrook Road: www.nab.usace.army.mil/SpringValley
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Davin Rautiola, ChE Student, explains the process of heat transfer through the bursting of balloons to High School students from a local Ypsilanti School at an exhibition of projects by a ChE 342 course in the Duderstadt Connector and Chesbrough Auditorium Lobby on December 4, 2013.
Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing
Emmanuel Guibert explained how a conversation with photographer Didier Lefèvre, evolved into the incredible story told in the book, depicted by his own stunning artwork and Didier’s photographs.
Mark Siegel, editorial director at First Second Books, talked about the process of creating the English version of the book, and the wonderful opportunity to now share this story with the English speaking world.
Doctors Without Borders-USA Executive Director Sophie Delaunay explained MSF’s current activities in the Afghan-Pakistani region.
Juliette Fournot, who served as head of mission in Afghanistan for MSF from 1983-1989, and is one of the aid workers featured prominently in the book. She spoke about her role in MSF as a doctor, organizer, and woman.
OK so all snowflakes have 6 points.
I guess this guy wanted to be different than all other snowflakes?
I mean REALLY different?
I think he has some 'splaining to do.
Also: do not run and find some donuts, tea, chocolate and a mound of good books, start a fire and hibernate in the den just yet. This is a flake from last year. It'll be ok.
Greene County, GA. Copyright 2007 D. Nelson
Of course, the Native Americans were here first, followed by Hernando DeSoto who visited the area (aka known as the Paramount Chiefdom of Ocute) in 1540. Scull Shoals is located on the Oconee River and started out as a frontier settlement in 1782; after 11 years of Indian raids, a fort was built in 1793. Following the treaty of 1802 and the removal of the Creek Indians, the settlement expanded quickly and soon included a grist mill, saw mill and cotton gin. Georgia's first paper mill was built here in 1811, possibly as an addition to the water-powered grist mill, but it was in operation for only 4 years because its operators went bankrupt after the War of 1812. Yet, the village continued to grow, adding more mills, bridges, houses and stores. There was a setback in 1945 when a fire destroyed all wooden mill buildings which were rebuilt in brick and soon more than 600 textile workers were employed here. The Civil War brought economic depression and the company town changed ownership several times. In 1877-1878, the infamous Penitentiary Company No. 3 moved in to provide convict labor.
Always subject to droughts and floods, Scull Shoals was devastated by a major flood in 1887 from which it never recovered. The town was abandoned by 1900. Any metal left behind was salvaged for use during both World Wars, and the buildings were dismantled. Today, Scull Shoals is part of the Oconee National Forest and an archeological site.
A couple of weeks ago, I got the last lot of Merseyside PTE tickets that adambrown400 had for sale on eBay. I wasn't going to buy these in the first place, but, seeing as no-one else was, I thought I may as well have them and very interesting they were too. Among this little lot were two second class child Interchange tickets.
Mersey Interchange services were six experimental "bus to rail" services in the Liverpool area, using specially marked buses and one of these was service A1. Anyway, it's all explained here on page 27 of the North/South Divisions timetable, dated 6 May 1974.
"I found her in your house....", she said. "I assume you have an explanation for it...?"
He just smiled....
Let me explain... :-) OX is a self-described crash course on loving Calgary, started by a local film maker and artist Sharon Stevens... She started by encouraging some friends to identify and describe their favourite spot in Calgary, and has now opened up it up anyone who wants to participate... That would be that red sign on the pillar to mark your spot... Now if only I can figure out how to upload this to their site, you can find it here - www.essense.ca/ox/
My OX?
After some deliberation and much thought, I almost went with Olympic Plaza, but instead I really need to travel up Stephen Avenue from the plaza a couple of blocks west to The Bay store... My memories of this building date back to the early 1980's when my mom worked here part-time after being a homemaker for many years... I remember trips downtown tagging along with dad as a young child to pick up mom from work, and the treks down to the basement (back then women's clothing) waiting for her to get off work... But back then we basically drove down, parked the car, and headed straight to the store, repeat the same steps in reverse order to head home, no hanging around... After my mom stopped working there I didn't really go downtown much at all... Now as an adult in recent years, and someone who who loves street photography, the facade of The Bay store has been used many times for subject matter... I just love how these benches that line the south side of the store become a gathering spot for all sorts of people, and are just simply great for people watching... To me The Bay store has now become a central spot to explore Stephen Avenue (heading both east and west) for my photography... [rough draft, will likely be edited further]
Okay this might need some explaining. Botticelli (really called Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipepi) was an Italian painter most known for works that, frankly, ooze 15th century art style all over the place. If that's your thing, exquisite, do enjoy.
I don't like it.
However, this painting, and another next to it that wasn't properly photographed, are almost hyper-realistic compared to his other works. In fact, it's so deviant that I would liken it to the art of 20th century American comic painters (meaning comic book writers whose artists worked with oil paints, rather than pencil, marker, or watercolour/pastel) I find this fascinating - here we have a work of art 500 years older than contemporary art, looking contemporary. By all accounts, that is downright bizarre. I love it.
Imam Sameer Asi, explains he undertstands point of view of Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, but respectfully disagrees
A historic meeting in Tsfat/Safed, in the Galilee in northern Israel, Feb. 4, 2013. The Abrahamic Reunion group of Jewish, Muslim, Christian and Druze leaders came together to promote tolerance and interfaith understanding in a town that has been in the news for Arab-Jewish tensions. The day of events included a meeting in the home of Chief Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, a public walk through the streets, Kabbalah study at Tsfat Kabbalah Center and a public panel and prayer about the theme 'Is Religion the Key to Peace'? at the Khan of the White Donkey in Tsfat's Artist Colony (historic Arab quarter) This event was part of the World Interfaith Harmony Week
Explaining what and why.
De Duitse kunstenaar Gunter Demnig brengt hier Stolpersteine aan op het trottoir voor de woning van Joden die door de nazi's vermoord zijn. Kinderen van de huidige bewoners uit de buurt kijken toe en luisteren naar het trieste verhaal over de vroegere bewoners.
LASIK is the most commonly performed refractive surgery procedure and stands for Laser Assisted In-Situ Keratomileusis. Owing much to the technological advances, several new refractive surgery procedures have been developed. However, the procedure is still the most potent and prevalent treatment...
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2011 Guarding the Gate Living History Timeline at Angel Island State Park. The Event was held at Camp Reynolds.
Super Nova (1999)
Takashi Murakami (1962- )
Acrylic on canvas mounted on board
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA
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