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ROMA ARCHEOLOGICA & RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA: ROMA VIA DEI FORI & TEMPIO DI VENERE - Dott.ssa Arch. Paola Giannone, "Metro C - Tratta E La Colonne del T. di Venere e Roma," FACEBOOK (23|12|2014).
LA METRO C DEVE ESSERE FERMATA A SAN GIOVANNI, SUBITO. Lo scavo ha messo in luce, confermando tutti gli studi di settore, la natura argillosa del Sito di fondazione del Colosseo e del Tempio di Venere e Roma, come della Basilica di Massenzio, che, se ulteriormente rimosso, non garantirebbe più il sostegno ai Monumenti dei Fori, creando un danno incalcobile e irreversibile. — at Fori Imperiali; di Dott.ssa Arch. Paola Giannone, "Metro C - Tratta E La Colonne del T. di Venere e Roma," FACEBOOK (23|12|2014).
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-- Dott.ssa Arch. Paola Giannone, "Metro C - Tratta E La Colonne del T. di Venere e Roma," FACEBOOK (23|12|2014).
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-- Foto e stampa 1 di 197, in: ROMA ARCHEOLOGICA & RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA: Imperial Fora | Metro C Archaeological Surveys (2006-11): Archaeological Investigations: Basilica Maximus, Velia Hill, & Colosseum Valley (1930-33, 2006-14).
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-- Foto e stampa 1 di 29, in: ROMA ARCHEOLOGICA & RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA: Roma - Apertura del percorso del Tempio di Venere e Roma nel Foro romano. MIBAC (12/11/2010).
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-- Foto e stampa 1 di 105, in: ROMA ARCHEOLOGICA & RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA: Roma, I Fori Imperiali | Colle Velia: Scavi archeologici, sterri e demolizioni per l’apertura di via dell’Impero (1928-1933).
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-- 1.) Foto e stampa 1 di 295, in: ROMA ARCHEOLOGICA & RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA: ROME - PROF. GIACOMO BONI (1899-07), THE ROMAN FORUM: THE ANTIQUARIUM FORENSE - REDISCOVERING AN ANCIENT MUSEUM & RESTORATION OF THE ANTIQUARIUM (2004-07).
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-- 1.1). Rome, Venus and Roma's Temple: Prof. Giacomo Boni & Roma's Cella and Repairs, The Museum of the Roman Forum (1901-07). in: Rome, Venus and Roma's Temple. (SSBAR / MIBAC (2011).
For 2 weeks in March 2015 the Fawkner Bonwick Street shopping precinct will have its own piazza, a town square where people can sit, bring some food and coffee and have some conversations with neighbors, bring the kids to read books or play games. The laneway between 53 and 55 Bonwick Street will be closed to traffic to allow this to happen.
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The ghost bride stood almost peacefully among the corpses littering the living room. Then she heard the sounds coming from other places. This incensed her and she had to debate with herself about which pest problem to take care of next. The dining room was nearest and she began to float in that direction ready to take care of things there. Things were steaming up in the dining room as Temptress and Kain were left to entertain one another. They were totally absorbed in one another.
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Benicia Arsenal Camel Barns
Buildings 7 and 9 were built in 1853 and 1854 and cost $10,000 and $12,000.
The Engine House between them was completed in 1855, it is now used as an office for the Benicia Historical Society.
These finely crafted sandstone Buildings were originally constructed for use as Warehouses. They gained their name and fame, however, during a brief period in 1863-64 when they were to stable a herd of camels imported by the U.S. Army for transportation in the American desert.
The Benicia Arsenal was a large military reservation located next to Suisun Bay in Benicia, California. For over 100 years, the arsenal was the primary US Army Ordnance facility for the West Coast of the United States.
In 1847 a 252-acre parcel of land adjoining the Benicia city limits on the east was acquired for a military reserve. First occupation of the post was on April 9, 1849, when two companies of the 2nd Infantry Regiment set up camp to establish Benicia Barracks, which also housed the 3rd Artillery Regiment . In 1851, after the urging of General Percifer F. Smith, the first Ordnance Supply Depot in the West was established in Benicia. In 1852 it was designated Benicia Arsenal. Notable military personnel who were stationed there during this time include Ulysses Grant, Edward Ord, and Joseph Hooker, among others.
The grounds of the Benicia Arsenal are also famous for stabling the Army's one and only Camel Corps. The short-lived Camel Corps was disbanded in 1863, but the Camel Barns, built in 1855, remain and are now the Benicia Historical Museum.
The Benicia Arsenal was a staging area during the Civil War for Union troops from the West, and the installation remained a garrisoned post until 1898 when troops were assigned to duty in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War. During World War I, Benicia Arsenal gave ordnance support to all large Army installations in the Western States as well as supplying Ordnance material to American expeditionary forces in Siberia.
In the 24 hours following the Pearl Harbor bombing, 125 separate truck convoys were loaded and dispatched from the Benicia Arsenal, leaving its stock of ammunition, small arms and high explosives completely exhausted. Throughout the war, the arsenal supplied ports with weapons, artillery, parts, supplies and tools. In addition, the arsenal overhauled 14,343 pairs of binoculars, manufactured 180,000 small items for tanks and weapons and repaired approximately 70,000 watches. However, the arsenal is most famous for supplying munitions to Lieutenant Colonel Jimmy Doolittle for the first bombing raid on Tokyo on April 18, 1942, launched from the USS Hornet.
Prior to 1940, the arsenal employed 85 civilian employees; by October 1942, the payroll had reached 4,545. The labor shortage in 1944 forced the arsenal commander to put 250 Italian and 400 German prisoners of war to work, alongside 150 juveniles from the California Youth Authority. Women comprised nearly half the civilian employee force. During the Korean War, the number of civilians reached an all-time high of 6,700 workers..
Benicia Arsenal was deactivated in 1963 and the facility was closed in 1964. Its functions were transferred to Tooele Army Depot in Utah. The arsenal has been redeveloped as work and sales space for artists and artisans.
* for the "lunartik in a cup of tea" group pool
diy lunartik in a cup of tea + wooden kitty
2009 jul
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MARCH ON WASHINGTON FOR GUN CONTROL / PRESS RALLY at the US Capitol Reflecting Pool on the National Mall just off 3rd Street in Washington DC on Saturday morning, 26 January 2013 by Elvert Barnes PROTEST PHOTOGRAPHY
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For my iTunes. Her acoustic versions of her songs are amazingly powerful.
1. Paparazzi
2. Just Dance
3. Poker Face
4. Brown Eyes
5. Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)
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For this episode of Deadliest Warrior, we are traveling to an abandoned prison camp, previously the site of POWs, now the battleground between two of the deadliest forces in the universe will fight to the death. In the left corner, we have a commando representing the SAS, one of the toughest groups of modern soldiers in the world. He is armed with a combat shotgun and an SMG to take on any foe. On the other hand, in the right we have a trooper from the 4th Colonial of sector 6J of the outer rim. Part of the Elite Corps, he is armed with a C94 Softnose Laser and a helmet viewfinder capable of seeing in ultraviolet and infrared light, along with night vision and several other different filters. The helmet also holds the communication center and health regulation monitor which can detect if the wearer is being subject to radiation, and other things of the sort. And it also, of course, plays Tetris. ;) Who will prevail in this brutal fight? Find out next time on DEADLIEST WARRIOR!
Went to see Chad Stokes and his friends the Pinto's play in Weybridge at the beginning of the month, and was happily surprised when I was allowed to go in with my camera...always a treat.
When Chad is in VT he always plays and dedicates his song Keepsake to Sam Cohn, an amazing boy from Richmond who was killed too soon by a car while on a FL vacation in 2006.
Went out for the day at my local freight/Metrolink yard to meet up once again with "Pasadena Sub Colin" to drop off a couple graff books. He's
like a ghost. He seems to just show up out of nowhere, but this time we arranged that we would be there at the same time.
Thought about not staying and getting more flicks, because I've got a huge backlog, but damn, the weather was so great, and there were actually clouds in the sky and a little breeze. The kind of days I dream about when I'm out in the desert half-way through summer and it's 109 F., dry, dusty, not a cloud in the sky, and shade is hard to find.
Clouds in the sky in California mean one of two things, it's about to rain, or it just rained. So to have some clouds was great. If you look through my flicks, No clouds. I don't like it, but I get my flicks when/where I can.
Clouds, also double edged sword. The sun couldn't decide.... Well, actually the clouds couldn't decide if they wanted to let the sun shine through, or hide it. As a photographer this makes it challenging to photograph a moving train. It's either dark, or super bright. Oh well.
Well trains are slow?! Ignore the internet for a few minutes of your day and go to the tracks. Stand about 10 ft. from the tracks, try to capture a whole car in one photo as they roll by at 20-40 Mph. They might look slow from far away, but get up close and you can feel the wind coming off of the cars as they pass by. I use a super wide lens at this location. 7.5 mm "fisheye" lens, so I can be very close, and still get a whole autorack in the shot. I'm always amazed at all of those shots from the past shot on film cameras that look great. Me here in 2022 with a digital
camera complaining like a little girl.
Sorry, As usual, it will take me a few days or a week to come back and ID/tag all of the writers in my flicks. I'm old/tired, and I have a hard time IDing some pieces. No offense to anyone, but I do the best I can. If you can or want to correct me, COMMENT!!!!
As always, Thanks to all the writers, and also my fellow benchers. Stay safe out there you guys and dolls.
Much love to the graff community. I've made a lot of friends, and some new family.
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Today over 220 fine folk participated in the March For Science in Morris, Minnesota, which represents a pretty significant percentage of the local populace out here in rural Minnesota. :-)
These photos go from the gathering of the marchers, through the march, and to the milling about and chatting that eventually results after a small town event.
People should feel free to use any/all of these pictures however they wish. On the flip side, if you appear in any of these pictures and would prefer to have those pictures removed, please let me know right away and I'll take care of that.
Thanks to everyone that turned up. SCIENCE IS AWESOME (and really, really important)!
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FUKUSHIMA EXCLUSION ZONE -- In this Jan. 7, 2012 photo, There sets up a Buddhist statue with wooden stupa at Ukedo area, inside Fukushima exclusion zone, where suffered catastrophic damage by the Great East Japan earthquake and tsunami of March 11. View from the Fukushima exclusion zone ten months after the Great East Japan earthquake and tsunami of March 11 and the accident at the nuclear power plant. (Osakabe Yasuo)
For this assignment, I chose to emulate Paul Strand’s photographic style. First by capturing an image of an object seen on a daily basis and trying to make it stand out and appear as more than it is. Strand was also known for highlighting the shapes of his subjects with a close view. I tried to capture the many different boxes in the rebar web while taking the image restively close to the object. Strand’s photography also lacked tonality and atmospheric lighting which is seen in my photo. I feel like there is a nice pattern between each piece of rebar and the much lighter sky. The different colored rebar also creates a nice texture which depended on how rusted the pieces of rebar were. Some of the rebar begins at the edge of the photo, both top and bottom. I think this creates a nice effect along with the close and low positioning of the camera.
This is so not the photo I envisioned when I set out today. But I have an excuse. I hurt my back this week, and as a result have spent several days lying flat on my back. I attempted a 'shoe' themed shoot earlier in the week with even worse results (it's actually so bad it is kind of funny, I used it as Pyper 52 week photo because I couldn't bother to do another on for her. www.flickr.com/photos/55135762@N02/8666463174/in/photostr... ) BUT, today we awoke to SNOW, and I had this idea for a shot with Lucy and flip-flops in the snow lamenting the return of winter. Unfortunately, not being able to stand for very long, and Lucy having no idea what I wanted her to do (it was like I was suddenly speaking a different language), and her getting more and more confused the more I tried THIS is what I got. Not great, the shoes are cut off, and the focus is on her nose her eyes, but, at least I made the deadline. I hope things are better next week. Shooting is really difficult when you can only stand dead straight, not bend or kneel or move in any direction.
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We stopped again at the Raffles City mall for breakfast - our last day in Singapore before heading to Bangkok. We stopped at a place called Toast Box and I decided to get some laksa - a spicy Malaysian curry noodle soup with shrimp and fish balls. This really hit the spot! Singapore definitely has amazing cuisine spanning all these cultures - I really must come back again one day.
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For a game of Photoshop Tennis to show where we come from. I come from New Zealand and added the all black doing the haka. Game 188 at www.flickr.com/groups/pstennis/discuss/72157601756682155/
For Kara's Music + Composition Journals Class.
Black and white gesso, gesso stamped letters, sequins, stickers.
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