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installation of paint cans in downtown phoenix warehouse, the duce. grand opening of the space, including the launch of two new lines of clothing is happening this saturday, dec. 20th, 2008 from 1pm-5pm.
By Franklin Fisher
franklin.s.fisher2.civ@mail.mil
CAMP RED CLOUD, South Korea – Warrior Country residents undaunted by winter snows kept their early morning appointment with this year’s Super Bowl, coming out in their hundreds to Area I installations for a live telecast of America’s premier football event, cheering – sometimes groaning – as the Baltimore Ravens prevailed over the San Francisco 49ers 34-31.
The Army gave the Soldiers the day off so they could be part of the Super Bowl XLVII excitement and see it all live, even though they’re stationed half a world away.
There was also plenty of food – free breakfasts at Area I clubs, an all-you-can-eat deal at the Camp Casey food court, as well as prize drawings for TV sets, i-Pads and other giveaways.
For Soldiers and families stationed in Korea, catching the telecast live from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans meant showing up early, with on-post facilities opening their doors at six.
Free breakfast – eggs, grits, creamed beef, biscuits, bacon, sausage, hash browns, coffee, juice – awaited them at a variety of on-post facilities: at the Gateway Club and Warrior’s Club on Camp Casey, the Iron Triangle on Camp Hovey, Reggie’s on Camp Stanley, and Mitchell’s Community Club and Conference Center on Camp Red Cloud.
That was followed later in the morning by still more food – at Mitchell’s, for example, hot wings, fried wings and hot dogs; at the Gateway, three kinds of pizza – pepperoni, sausage, cheese – the spread varied somewhat from club to club.
And the Camp Casey Food Court drew a Super Bowl crowd of its own – about 230 people, offering “all-you-can-eat” for $11.99, for which patrons could order continually from the eateries of their choice.
Soldiers said they were glad for the live game, the food and the chance to socialize with their battle buddies.
“I think it’s generous ‘cause it’s not a given, it’s a privilege,” Pvt. Luis Campos, a Ravens fan with the 552nd Signal Company, said of being given the day off to watch the game.
“For them doing that, it takes the stress off the Soldiers, especially us being overseas and stuff. Everybody back home, they get a chance to watch the game. So now we get the privilege and stuff, so it makes it better.”
“”I really appreciate it, especially being here in Korea,” said Spc. Austin Ross of Company B, Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division. Ross had been pulling for the 49ers.
Had there not been the Super Bowl holiday, Ross would have been at work.
“It’s in the morning, it’d be during work, and it’s something American that I get to do here in Korea. I appreciate it,” he said.
“This is great,” said Sgt. 1st Class Randy Waits, a motor sergeant and 49ers fan with Headquarters Support Company, Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division.
“It’s great the way they provide the opportunity for the Soldiers to see this and be able to come together, be overseas, away from our families. Just like a holiday. Being able to come together and socialize.”
A newly arrived crate of dresses wait for installation after being transported from the Library and Research Center to the Missouri History Museum.
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'Bus catching simulator' gallery installation.
The user's presence in the room is detected using a Steve Symons Muio box. Each time a user approaches the video projection, the bus drives away before they can 'catch' it.
Installation of lanterns at the Dragonfly Lake are in progress for the Mid-Autumn @ Gardens by the Bay for the official opening light-up from 22 September 2017.
Si le filet de sécurité PACA se compose de 3 liaisons électriques souterraines, il y en a une qui retient particulièrement l’attention. Avec ses 65 km, la liaison électrique souterraine à 225 000 volts qui relie Boutre (Manosque) à Trans (Draguignan), deviendra la plus longue liaison souterraine au monde en courant alternatif à ce niveau de puissance ! Une prouesse technologique qui a nécessité des installations spécifiques. Retour en images.
Photographed by: Jonathan Green
A commission I had, to design and make free-standing hardware for a permanent, interactive sound installation for Cleethorpes Academy, North East Lincolnshire, UK.
The hardware consists of 6 infra-red sensor units and 1 lectern that houses an iPad.
The sensor units pick up and track movement. This is all linked to special iPad software created by David Stevens and Simon Desorgher.
The equipment will predominantly be used to aid music and sound lessons and performances. The interactive system is great for children, as they don’t need dexterity in order to get involved and play with sound.
Small houses inside lotus flowers, floating in a basin of water. Installation by Lu Hao, from a Chinese exhibition at the museum "Beelden Aan Zee", The Hague, Netherlands
54th Installation Anniversary, ISKCON London Radha Krishna Temple Soho Street. Odana Sashti. 18/12/2023.
2013 Recapitulations - Video Presentation of Paintings & Installations
In 2013, I continued to explore the intricacy of patterns, and stylized presentations which were neither naturalism nor pure abstraction, as means to express distilled concepts and emotion; at the mean time, I did make a couple paintings which were purely abstract work and figurative painting. I also continued to develop works on the theme of a reoccurring motif - white dresses, which to me, were both highly individual and impersonal, simultaneously free and constrained. Finally, a variation of the white dresses - a painting of a black dress, was added to the growing series at the end of the year.
Following my own tradition, I compiled my paintings and major installations completed in 2013 into a video presentation.
9 Paintings and 4 Installations Completed in 2013 (6/12/2013), From Left to Right:
- Rowing
- Lantern
- Niobe
- Cage
- Congregation, An Installation
© Matthew Felix Sun
Music excerpt: TimeSphere by Steve Yi
Completed: 2013.07.27
Duration: 7:03
Ensemble: Electronic (blue, Csound)
The "Radialign" laser alignment device ensures refractory is installed perpendicular to the axis of the kiln. The use of the Radialign prevents errors from being made due to manual measurement from distorted or worn away weld seams.
Hundreds of soldiers, civilians, family members and friends gathered at the Iron Mike Conference Center Oct. 30 at 11 a.m. for the 29th Annual Fort Bragg Installation Awards. The theme for the event was 29 Years of “Going the Extra Mile.”
Photographed by: Jonathan Green
A commission I had, to design and make free-standing hardware for a permanent, interactive sound installation for Cleethorpes Academy, North East Lincolnshire, UK.
The hardware consists of 6 infra-red sensor units and 1 lectern that houses an iPad.
The sensor units pick up and track movement. This is all linked to special iPad software created by David Stevens and Simon Desorgher.
The equipment will predominantly be used to aid music and sound lessons and performances. The interactive system is great for children, as they don’t need dexterity in order to get involved and play with sound.