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On March 8, 2018, crews install a work deck to the flyover girders as part of ongoing construction for the I-405/SR 167 Interchange Direct Connector Project in Renton.
SRF Crymodule Assembly Tech Mike Murphy, left, and Design Engineer Naeem Huque, left, work inside a 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)
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The reservoir was built to supply water to the Worsbrough branch of the Dearne and Dove Canal and it was completed in 1804. It was enlarged in 1826, when the depth was increased by about 1.5 metres. This gave an extra 20 acres of surface water.
Two new spillways were installed in 1984 to comply with the Reservoirs Safety Act.
This road bike stuff is all foreign to me. Drop bars, positioning the levers in the right spot, fiddly cable runs - give me a mountain-bike any day ;^)
The only easy part was positioning the v-brake pads that the Pauls use. I've never owned a v-brake bike and setting the toe-in was much easier than the Shimano pads on my canti-equiped commuter MTB. When you tighten the bolt up on these nothing moves!
St-Claude, le Frasnois, département du Jura
Although it is on what passes for a main road around here, and not far from the tourist hotspot of the cascades de Herrisson, I thought this was a lovely little village, and the view over the lake to the north one of the most stunning of the summer. The church is a delight too, set hard against the road and built into the line of houses. Inded, what appears to be the house next door is, in fact, the chancel, containing the sanctuary.
What is now the nave was a chapel built in 1680. this in turn replaced an earlier building of 1596. At the time, le Frasnois was part of Loulle parish, and a bequest on the feast of the Annunciation by the Mouillard family was conditional on a chapel being established here, dedicated jointly to Stlaude and St Roch. Later, it became part of Chatelneuf parish. The tower was added in 1762, the chancel in 1789; both seem to have been intended to enhance the building's significance as a parish church after parochial status was granted in 1738.
The entrance is in the south side of the tower, and you turn at a sharp right-angle as you enter. The long, low church was almost black inside, but a handy light switch is indicated, and in general the church was very welcoming. Unusually for France, there is even a guidesheet.
There is a sense of being in an ancient space that had been beautified in the Vatican II manner, although in fact the great restoration au goût du jour was in 1955. The modern windows are stunning, and give the church a warmth and depth. They were installed in 1965, and are the work of Jean Vuillemey. The centre of the nave has some of the best chalice memorials in the area, and the best is to Jean-Pierre Amey, the first Priest of le Frasnois parish.
When Desire Monnier came this way in 1843, collecting material for his Annuaire du Jura, he had a wonderful surprise. Who would hope to find magnificent treasures of the middle ages in such a place? he observed. But here, you encounter to your great astonishment gilded and painted reliefs, which represent the principal event sin the life of the Holy Virgin: her Nativity, her Annunciation and her Assumption. There you will also find yourself presented with other reliefs, detached from something larger, that illustrate the birth of the Saviour and the adoration of the magi.
Monnier considered that the work was executed with the greatest art and attention that the middle ages could offer, and that the women were dressed in the style of Raphael's virgins. This debris from a rich monastery, he went on, was acquired in the Vaux country at the time when the reforms of Calvin had shattered Catholicism. He concluded that they had probably come from the monastery of Romain-Moutier.
Today there is no trace of them, so perhaps they are in the museum at Lons. Instead, a simple, pretty east end features a 17th century painting of the Crucifixion flanked by two others in the style of the school of Caravaggio. The gilded wooden statue of Saint-Claud is 18th century, and stands on a 16th century font rescued in recent years from a street in Paris where it had supported a statue of Mary.
On the right hand side of the sanctuary is a reliquary uncovered during the 1955 restoration. It now displays relics of Saint-Claud given to the church in 1722; the are in a gilded leather relic case behind fine ironwork. More fine ironwork surrounds the sanctuary.
This is a stunningly lovely church, with a sense of spirituality and continuity. I liked it very much indeed.
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Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
Installer: Norman & Underwood - Leicester
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Caliper Studio designed, fabricated and installed this custom stair for a client in Nebraska. The top flight of the stair is composed of 1/2" thick steel plate stringers clamped around butcher block red oak treads. The outside stringer is hung with 1/2" diameter rods at 4" on center. All steel components are blackened.
Special thanks to Advanced Design and Construction of Omaha for install assistance. Treads by Ethan Ames.
I installed the meter box and mast to the wall. Added some cloth wrapped conduit made from squished-to-oval solder with some texture applied with a file. Finished with thickish acrylic paint that I picked at with a toothpick to simulate crumbly insulation. I found numerous photos showing this stuff just looping up thru holes in the siding. Guess it worked. Still needs some clamps though, to bring it up to code.
Do you know the series of German battle tanks? See Leopard ;-)
The Mac OS X Leopard Installation Manual uses 3(!) pages to guide you in installation.
Two new AGMs strapped down, with new cables. Plywood top, over batteries, prevent accidental shorting.
New 2/0-gauge cable were made to connect the four batteries together.