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a 750kva pad mount in Huntington, NY. Easier and safer than those in a vault, on poles or fenced in. PSEG Long Island.
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In this photo our expert roof technician carefully cuts a hole in the new GAF/ELK Grand Sequoia roof we installed to add the final touch, a new V-Lux Sun tunnel.
De-Install of the BMW Guggenheim Lab, Houston at 2nd Ave, New York City
Sunday, October 23, 2011
BMW Guggenheim Lab
First Park | Houston at Second Ave.
New York City
Photo by Duncan Ball, © The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York
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Corps’ staff add temporary steel ramp to extend the single lane ramp at the Corps' Southside boat ramp area in time for the 4th of July weekend!
Installation of saturated buffer in Story County, Iowa, on land farmed by Justin Hanson. A water control structure is a key component; it either diverts water from field tile to the perforated tile that runs parallel to the stream--which saturates the buffer-- or allows water to bypass the buffer, depending on how many panels are inserted into the structure to divert flow.
Please Credit: NRCS/SWCS photo by Lynn Betts
Joseph Welch was formally assigned as deputy program executive officer for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (C3T) July 7 at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Welch, whose January appointment to the Senior Executive Service was honored by Maj. Gen. David G. Bassett, left, program executive officer (PEO) for C3T, previously served as PEO C3T’s technical director. (Photo by Ryan Myers, PEO C3T)
Choisie en 1620 par Champlain pour installer le fort Saint-Louis, la Haute-Ville revêt dès le début de la colonie un caractère militaire et administratif : les hauteurs stratégiques du cap Diamant ont déterminé sa vocation. La Haute-Ville est habitée par les militaires, les fonctionnaires et les membres du clergé alors que la Basse-Ville se peuple de commerçants et d'artisans.
La forte présence militaire dans ce quartier a longtemps limité son expansion. Aussi, à la fin du XIXe siècle. plusieurs ont-ils voulu démolir les fortifications, les jugeant inutiles et entravant même le développement urbain. Le gouverneur Dufferin réussira à convaincre les fonctionnaires de préserver le caractère de la ville fortifiée, tout en adaptant l'espace aux besoins d'une ville moderne et en l'enjolivant.
Après avoir subi une certaine dégradation au cours des années 1950, le quartier connaît depuis les années 1970 un nouvel élan.
Remparts, citadelle, maisons d'un autre siècle, places et lieux historiques, riche est le patrimoine du Vieux-Québec–Haute-Ville. L'héritage des générations précédentes et la beauté des lieux en font un endroit unique.
La plupart des bâtiments du quartier datent du XIXe siècle. La construction de certains remonte même aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles. L'endroit compte plusieurs rues commerciales, dont les rues Saint-Jean, Sainte-Anne et De Buade. L'administration publique et les institutions occupent encore une place de choix au cœur de la ville. Des édifices en témoignent : l'hôtel de ville, le Séminaire, le Couvent des Ursulines, la basilique-cathédrale Notre-Dame de Québec, le monastère des Augustines, l'Hôtel-Dieu. Comme le Vieux-Québec figure parmi les destinations touristiques les plus recherchées, s'y trouvent aussi plusieurs lieux d'hébergement, dont le célèbre Château Frontenac.
De nombreux parcs bien aménagés sillonnent également le territoire. Parmi eux, les parcs de l'Esplanade, de l'Artillerie, des Gouverneurs, le parc Montmorency et les jardins de l'Hôtel-de-Ville. Les promeneurs et les promeneuses peuvent aussi profiter de la place D'Youville et de la terrasse Dufferin, qui offre une vue grandiose sur le fleuve Saint-Laurent.
In 1608, Samuel de Champlain chose Upper Town as the site of the Saint-Louis Fort. Ever since it was founded, it has remained the military and administrative centre of the city which was determined by the strategic heights of the promontory. After the British Conquest, Upper Town was mostly populated by British government officials and Catholic clergy members while French and English merchants and artisans lived in Lower Town.
The strong military presence in this area has long limited its expansion. By the end of the 19th century, some wanted the city’s fortifications to be demolished as they were deemed unnecessary and they interfered with urban development. Lord Dufferin would successfully persuade officials to conserve the city’s fortified appearance by adapting it to meet the needs of a modern-day city.
The area was subjected to some deterioration during the 1950s but it since gained impetus in the 1970s.
With its ramparts, citadel, century-old houses, historic sites and landmarks, Québec’s Upper Town has a rich heritage of several generations with beautiful, unique surroundings.
Most of the buildings date back to the 19th century with the construction of some dating as far back as the 17th and 18th centuries. The area has several commercial roads like Saint-Jean, Sainte-Anne and De Buade streets. Some public administration and other institutions found at the heart of the city include the Québec City Council, the Séminaire de Québec, the Ursulines Convent, and the Augustinian Monastery and l'Hôtel-Dieu de Québec. It also has a vast choice of accommodations including the famous Château Frontenac since Old Québec is among the most popular tourist destinations.
The area also has many well-maintained parks. Among some are the Esplanade, Artillerie, Des Gouverneurs and Montmorency parks along with the gardens of l’Hotel-de-Ville. People can also take advantage of the great view of the St. Lawrence River from place D'Youville and the Dufferin Terrace.
Thanks to our hardworking construction team, the Canopy is fully installed!!
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The main septic tank is finally installed! There's still an overflow tank and leach field to install, as well as plumbing hookups to be made, but things are finally underway!
It was a bit tricky, but I installed the flooring! Next I need to apply the wallpaper and install the windows. I also need to figure out the furniture positioning. c:
Now I know this baby has a few dings and scars, but don't we all? I love her all the same. Besides this provides much nicer storage than the stacked bins that were previously tucked into this corner. Now all that's left to do in this space is re-prurpose a Queen Anne's chair, paint the walls and rid my poor eyes of that putride pink and refinish the hardwood floors. Slowly but surely I'll get there...
Seen inside mobile clean room to install a LCLS-HE power coupler into a cyromodule at the SRF Test Lab at Jefferson Lab on Dec. 7, 2022. (Photo by Aileen Devlin | Jefferson Lab)
How to set up C/C++ development environment in Eclipse
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Progress with the renovation of Taiga Lily, our 1976 T2b VW microbus, in June 2012. For more details, click to this blog entry: campervancrazy.wordpress.com/2012/06/27/porta-potti-box-i... .
Different types of locks require different steps when it comes to installing them and the guys at Godby Safe and Lock know how to install a variety of locks.
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We had spray foam insulation installed in our home rather than just patch the access holes they cut in our home's knee walls, I built some book cases.
The moveable shelves were made from scraps I found in our attic, and are an incredibly rich, warm color. I was pleasantly surprised!
As far as the spray foam is concerned, our furnace is probably breathing a sigh of relief as it now only kicks in about twice every hour to maintain a comfortable temperature. I'm glad we paid for the whole-home process rather than exterior-only, which would have been cheaper and less effective.
Excuse the off-centred logo, but these are just test print artworks :)
After installing the marquee, I've now come to the conclusion that I will not be sealing the sides, so I can take the top arches off properly for marquee artwork installation.
Had a lot of difficulty wedging the artwork inside the groove for the plexi, so I will have to look at cutting the artwork an extra couple of mm's so I don't wedge the artwork inside the groove.
New to the kitchen - the old oven was a tiny apartment sized one and we added a new microwave with a vent because the old kitchen lacked one.
While we had the cabinets installed, we did a lot of the trim ourselves. Coley measured and cut, I stained, and Coley installed. Same for the door - it had to be custom ordered because it was a weird size.
Install image of the no drill brackets on the rear flap for Nissan Titan. Final design has the bracket installed on the inside.