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Nine Network Senior Producer Jim Kircherr talks with Dr. Celeste Williams, teacher at Riverview Gardens High School, and Stephanie Krauss, principal of the Shearwater High School, at the 11.7.11: Teacher Town Hall
The fungal network is thriving in this pile of wood chips at Bread & Roses Gardens. They anticipate morels and other mushrooms will start popping up as the weather warms up.
Photo: Sarah Gordon/WFIU
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With the installation of the server, we wanted to make sure that we knew what all network drops went to so that they could be plugged into a Gigabit port if necessary. We did this with colored Cat5e cables from Monoprice.com. Blue for PCs, green for printers, purple for our A/V room, red for the sound and video booths, and yellow for wireless.
Our year end party in celebration of the Hawaii community's social media accomplishments. We announced prizes via Twitter, we played music from a crowd-sourced Spotify playlist, and we showed videos that shared social media campaigns and activities from the past year.
More about this event on our website.
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The tram network in Nagasaki began operation in 1901, making it one of the oldest tram systems in Japan. Originally, the city’s trams were electric-powered and were introduced to provide better public transportation within the city's hilly and narrow streets. Over time, the network expanded to cover key districts, connecting neighbourhoods, shopping areas, and tourist attractions. Despite damage during World War II, the tram system was quickly rebuilt and continued to grow in importance as a reliable and affordable means of transport for residents and visitors alike.
Today, the Nagasaki tram network is made up of three main lines, operated by the Nagasaki Electric Tramway Company. The system spans about 12 kilometers and has 47 stations, running through both urban areas and scenic spots. It’s a vital part of daily life for locals and also serves as a popular tourist attraction, offering visitors a chance to see the city’s unique blend of modernity and historical sites in a leisurely, accessible way. The trams themselves have become iconic, with retro-styled cars that evoke nostalgia while continuing to serve the community efficiently.
Atelier Coletivo VISIO.
03/03/2012
ICBA - Salvador, BA
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Blog oficial para network do projeto VISIO. cujo foco são as Artes Visuais e suas expressões na contemporaneidade.
Como o próprio nome sugere, é um ponto de encontro para troca de informações, exibição de técnicas, estilos e inspirações das artes plásticas, fotografia, arte digital, design gráfico, videoarte, web art, live act, dentre outros.
Nas edições presenciais, são apresentados projetos colaborativos desenvolvidos em rede; registros e veiculação instantânea de ações artÃsticas; produções audiovisuais; laboratório de criação e também atividades informais como o coletivo de desenho livre Canetarium; mini-oficinas; instalações, performances e exposições de artes.
A programação gratuita visa, fundamentalmente, a maior aproximação ao universo particular desta classe em seus processos criativos na formação de uma rede cooperativa com utilização de mÃdias tradicionais e móveis.
Equipe:
Conceito/ curadoria/ produção geral: Andrea May aka Happy Downlady
Consultoria em Arte e Tecnologia: Karla Brunet
Sound designer: Junix
Assessoria artÃstica: Flávia Bomfim e Juliana Bestetti
Coordenação de produção: Erica Telles
Produção executiva: Jandyra Fernandes
Assistencia de produção: Pedro May
Patrocinado pela Vivo, operadora de telefonia móvel e internet, por meio do Programa Vivo Arte.Mov, e pelo Governo do Estado da Bahia, através da lei de incentivo Fazcultura.
Paradise Travelling Stock Reserve, Young district
Photographer: Phil Spark
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NSW Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water www.environment.nsw.gov.au/
Delegates relax, refuel and meet at the 12th International Railway Summit in Rome on 22 February 2023.
© 2023 International Railway Summit. Photo: Gianfranco Catullo
5th edition of "Talent Coaching" event by the Vlerick MBA Alumni. Venue: De Warande, Zinnerstraat 1, Brussels, Belgium Organising team: Ellen Berteloot, Peter De Groof, Philippe Debruyne, Peter Poelman. Event speakers and table chairs: Ronnie Leten, President & CEO Atlas Copco ABTom Heyman, MD & Global Head Business Development Janssen Pharmaceutica NVPhilippe Haspeslagh, Dean Vlerick Leuven Gent Management SchoolPhilip De Cnudde, EVP Business Development Oversight GDF Suez Energy EuropeFrank De Keyser, GM Private Banking BNP Paribas FortisMichel Eeckhout, CEO & EVP DelhaizeOlivier Lambrecht, VP HR EMEA AB InbevDirk Peeters, MD Northern Europe EasynetMarc Seminck, MD Total Eastern Europe