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Taken inside the raised walkway over going from Oslo Central Station to the Opera House, with thick fog hiding everyting outside.
Lens: Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 16-85 f/3.5-5.6G ED VR @ 38mm
Exposure: 1/25 sec @ ƒ4.8, ISO 100
HDR: 3 exposures (+/- 1EV)
Post Processing: BW HDR
special thanks to Jana Robert Benzon and her great dvd, from where i could learn tis fantastic cane-work!!!!!!
::Disclaimer - I am a part time media man at my church and most of these sermon slides are conceived and made in less than an hour due to lack of time. I know they are not the best, they are only to hopefully inspire someone to make something better!::
This is just a series of sermon slides made by me for WFFC in Springfield, OH.
Feel free to use these if you like.
Description:
STANDARDS: ANSI B16.9 ASTM A234 WPB, JIS 2311 SGP,
DIN2605,NIN2606 ETC.
TYPE: CON. REDUCER AND ECC.REDUCER
SIZE:3/4"X 1/2"?52"* 48"
THICKNESS:STD,SCH40,SCH20,SCH60,SCH80,SCH100,SCH120,SCH160,XS,XXS,SGP, ETC.
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One of the pinback button badge designs made by Zippy Pins, which is part of the Green Environment collection to build awareness for saving the earth's resources by doing things like living green, alternative energy (wind, hybrid, solar), supporting local farmers, recycle, reuse & reduce waste, think global & buy local, and everything else that will make the world a better place to live.
Although the subject matter is serious, some of the designs sayings are funny, clever, witty, humorous and sometimes irreverent - also available as magnets, zipper pulls and keychains.
Fotos das diferentes visitas guiadas que se fixeron ao longo do día a grupos reducidos para cumprir as restriccións impostas pola pandemia da Covid-19.
As visitas foron feitas polo autor, Felipe romero Beltra´n e o curador Vítor Nieves.
«Redución» é o ensaio fotográfico de Felipe Romero Beltrán, gañador da 7ª edición do Premio Galicia de Fotografía Contemporánea (2019).
A exposición, curada por Vítor Nieves, inaugurouse o 7 de decembro de 2021 no IPCI de Lisboa, día no que tamén se apresentou o libro homónimo.
+info: www.outonofotografico.com/blog/vitornieves/vii-premio-gal...
Fotos: Vítor Nieves, Delfina Brochado e Alina Zaharia.
reduced to 350nis! a lot of value for this beautiful, full of character and solid wood piece
measures: 105cmW x 45D x 100H or 80H (almost 2mW when 2 folding extensions are out)
MTA Chair & CEO Janno Lieber announces the release of Reduced Fare OMNY cards on Friday, Dec 13, 2024 at the Stone Street Customer Service Center.
(Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
Rubbish Removal London now recycles over 80% of all the rubbish removal in London. We will arrange waste collections that fit in with your timetable. Clear it waste services are available in and around the London area.
Clear it waste offer a same day service working 24/7 using a load and go service, skip and open back Lorries so the clearance process is quick and efficient. With our caged vehicles there is no need for a skip licenses for London areas!
PetSmart Charities awarded a $200,000 grant to Forgotten Cats on July 29 to reduce the number of free-roaming cats in Newark, New Castle, and Bear. The grant was secured in collaboration with the Division of Public Health’s Office of Animal Welfare. Residents of ZIP codes 19701, 19702, 19711, 19713, and 19720 who can identify areas of feral, stray, or unconfined pet cats are asked to call Forgotten Cats at 302-429-0124.
“Collectively, our goal is to eliminate the free-roaming cat population and decrease the spread of rabies in our communities,” said Public Health Director Dr. Karyl Rattay at a press conference at the City of Newark Municipal Building. “The only approach that has proven effective is conducting large-scale, targeted sterilization and vaccination programs that result in healthier cats and healthier communities.”
The grant provides free spay or neuter and rabies vaccinations to 4,000 free-roaming cats. It is estimated that between 8,000 and 12,000 free-roaming cats live in 19701, 19702, 19711, 19713, and 19720. Forgotten Cats specializes in a trap-neuter-vaccinate-return (TNVR) process, which ends the breeding cycle. By sterilizing a substantial percentage of community cats in a targeted area, TNVR prevents the birth of more unwanted cats and cat populations gradually decline.
DHSS Secretary Rita Landgraf said there are estimated 60,000 free-roaming cats in all of Delaware -- or about twice the population of the City of Newark. "For every cat that will be fixed, we eliminate hundreds of unwanted kittens that would add to this statistic," Secretary Landgraf said. "Simply put, it is important and humane work."
"As the largest funder of TNVR programs in North America, PetSmart Charities applauds Forgotten Cats and the Delaware Division of Public Health for embracing this humane, progressive approach for managing community cats," said PetSmart Charities Program Manager Bryan Kortis. "They are a model for all communities who want to effectively address this issue." Kortis flew in from Arizona to present the grant award.
“We are grateful to PetSmart Charities for this opportunity, and we are confident that this effort will succeed in reducing the community cat overpopulation in Delaware,” said Felicia Cross, Forgotten Cats’ founder and executive director.
Since 2010, Forgotten Cats has sterilized nearly 90,000 cats, preventing over 1 million homeless kittens, Cross said.
The cats will be humanely trapped and taken to the Forgotten Cats clinic in Trainer, Pa., to be spayed or neutered. All cats will be scanned for owner microchips so the owner can be contacted prior to sterilization. While under anesthesia, a small portion of the cats’ left ears will be tipped for identification. The cats will receive rabies vaccinations by a licensed veterinarian and returned to where they were found, to live out their lives without future litters. Unowned kittens and cats that are friendly and socialized to people will be evaluated for adoption where possible, providing immediate reduction in free-roaming cat numbers.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Forgotten Cats at 302-429-0124, or visit www.forgottencats.org.