Shipments of initial doses of COVID-19 vaccines are arriving at selected ports of entry in Canada. This marks a historic day in Canada and an important step in our fight against COVID-19. The Government of Canada is delivering on its commitment to ensure that Canadians have access to safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines.

Please credit: MCpl Lisa Fenton, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo

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Les premières doses de vaccins contre la COVID-19 arrivent à des points d'entrée sélectionnés au Canada. Cette journée est historique et constitue une étape importante dans notre lutte contre la COVID-19. Le gouvernement du Canada tient son engagement de veiller à ce que la population canadienne ait accès à des vaccins sûrs et efficaces contre la COVID-19.

Photo: Cplc Lisa Fenton, Caméra de combat des Forces canadiennes

One pack of super-tight blonde curls, and one pack of a pale pink wave (not shown). It's mohair but nowhere near as soft as I had hoped. These curls are really crazy!

The victim is my last uncustomized girl, Lorshek Molseh. Holy crap, that nose has been hollowed out like there's no tomorrow and the mouth took a beating too. Don't Takara realize that people like to carve these dolls? Or do they want us to stop doing it?

WINNIPEG - Shipments of initial doses of COVID-19 vaccines arrive at selected ports of entry in Canada. This marks a historic day in Canada and an important step in our fight against COVID-19. The Government of Canada is delivering on its commitment to ensure that Canadians have access to safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines.

Please credit: Sailor 3rd Class Megan Sterritt

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WINNIPEG - Les premières doses de vaccins contre la COVID-19 arrivent à des points d'entrée sélectionnés au Canada. Cette journée est historique et constitue une étape importante dans notre lutte contre la COVID-19. Le gouvernement du Canada tient son engagement de veiller à ce que la population canadienne ait accès à des vaccins sûrs et efficaces contre la COVID-19.

Photo : Matelot de 3e classe Megan Sterritt

Photo by Natalie

Featuring boopsiedaisy dolls

(received shipment)

Tractor export shipment for Australia. See the specs here:

www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/009/2/0/9201-new-hollan...

ferry passing under the bay bridge - embarcadero, san francisco, california

9mm shipment, lit with a sliver of afternoon sun coming through the window blinds.

Finally got my shipment in from Art Primo. Cost all around $90.

Shipment of new tank cars from Greenbrier Europe Wagony Świdnica plant for Wascosa heading towards Wrocław.

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Stacked close to the road far away from the container port. I guess these were actually condemned containers rather than ones heading for all the more exotic parts of teh world, or at least more exotic than Avonmouth

The 2nd shipment today!

Our customer Sther ViVi on Flickr ordered 10 bodies and 40 heads of 4 kinds which are Happy, sleepy, sad and angry and they have been completed by Haru and are also on the way to go home today!

Arrival on May 21 and shipment on June 15.

Thanks for our customer Esther who sent us the lovely girls! We hope you would be happy at the Dolls & Party! Have a nice day.

The fifth Class 92 to enter Brush for the CAF mods (including Dellners) and the first in 'freight' livery - GBRf Class 92, 92 028, is collected from Crewe by Class 66, 66 788 (formerly 66238).

66788 arrived first from Toton North Yard GBRf on 0K50 and then waited in the UDL.

92028 was then brought into the station (P8) from the Down Holding Sidings just south of the station by sister locomotive, Caledonian Sleeper-liveried 92023. 92 023 had itself only been released from Brush three days previously (15 March) having had its CAF mods/Dellners completed.

66788 then run round from the UDL and back into P8 to collect 92028 and take it to Brush on 0Z51.

92023 remained in P8 for a while before running back out to the Down Holding Siding.

Also see HD video of the moves here.

A staffed cabin car to observe the transport of the 800,000lb turbine shipment.

The fourth of several emergency COVID-19 relief shipments from the United States to India. The U.S., through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), is delivering supplies to help India contain a surge in COVID-19 cases. Through USAID and U.S. Health and Human Services coordination, 125,000 vials of Remdesivir -- enough to provide 20,000 rounds of life-saving therapeutics -- were delivered to India. The United Airlines flight landed in New Delhi on May 2, 2021. (Photo by Martha VanLieshout).210502-O-D0466-1002

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From May 7, through May 27, 2012, "Galeri Işık İstanbul" hosted the exhibition "Shipment Destination: Mehmet Gözetlik Multidisciplinary Design Exhibition". It is a great selection of our works.

Photographed by Emre Basak

A C-17 U.S. military aircraft arrived in Liberia Thursday with the first shipment of increased U.S. military equipment and personnel for the anti-Ebola fight. The cargo included a heavy duty forklift, a drill set and generator and a team of seven military personnel, including engineers and airfield specialists. (Photo by U.S. Embassy, Monrovia, Liberia)

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The TIRS instrument in the foreground with its shipping container waits in the background. The copper-color of TIRS is due to the gold-colored foil that coats the Multi-Layer Insulation blankets.

The Thermal Infrared Sensor (TIRS) will fly on the next Landsat satellite, the Landsat Data Continuity Mission (LDCM).

TIRS was built on an accelerated schedule at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md. and will now be integrated into the LDCM spacecraft at Orbital Science Corp. in Gilbert, Ariz.

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Kevin Kirby maneuvers a pallet of fresh picked squash onto a waiting tractor-trailer rig for shipment to a wholesaler, during the harvest process at Kirby Farms in Mechanicsville, VA on Friday, Sept. 20, 2013. Kirby Farms devotes 200 acres of the farm to eggplant, spinach, beets, tomato, jalapeno peppers, melons and a variety of greens. Soybeans and small grain are grown on the remaining 300 acres. The fertile Virginia soil and their management practices, allows Kirby Farms to double and triple crop fields with rotational crop selection. Wholesalers, who buy from this farm, sell the produce to major supermarkets in the Mid-Atlantic region, from North Carolina to Maryland. Restaurants in the local area prepare and serve their harvest to patrons in the Greater Richmond, VA Region. For more information about this farm operation, please see the photoset description at flic.kr/s/aHsjLgeD4J. For information about the USDA, please go to www.usda.gov. USDA photo by Lance Cheung.

Governor Murphy, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) Deputy Director of Port Department Bethann Rooney, Senator Joe Cryan, Port Newark Container Terminal CEO Jim Pelliccio visit the Port of Newark today to highlight New Jersey’s supply chain infrastructure and steps that the State, the PANYNJ, and other key stakeholders have taken to battle global supply chain issues on Friday, December 17th, 2021(Edwin J. Torres/NJ Governor’s Office).

Governor Murphy, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) Deputy Director of Port Department Bethann Rooney, Senator Joe Cryan, Port Newark Container Terminal CEO Jim Pelliccio visit the Port of Newark today to highlight New Jersey’s supply chain infrastructure and steps that the State, the PANYNJ, and other key stakeholders have taken to battle global supply chain issues on Friday, December 17th, 2021(Edwin J. Torres/NJ Governor’s Office).

The Three Couchette Carrages of the 22.35 Malmo-Berlin lashed down on the car deck of Stena Line's M/S Trelleborg.This service, operated by Snalltaget (Veloia Sweden),operates seasonally,using Stena Line's Trelleborg-Sassnitz service to convey the stock.

On this occasion it was the last southbound service of the 2014 season and it remains to be seen wherether it will be back for 2015, Stena Line are believed to be encourging railstock to use the nearby Trelleborg-Rostock service and cease using railway stock on the Sassnitz route.

M/S Trelleborg was operated by Scandlines until 2012 when the Stena brand was rolled out to the route.

Photo taken August 2014.

A local farmer came by the Community Center to donate some surplus crops to our food pantry. A big thank you to the "Village Farmer"!

For more information about the Community Center of St Bernard visit www.ccstb.org

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AIM is Agriculture – Industry – Marine Control Inspection Group, which one of the world’s leading trade inspection, trade security and certification companies, operating in close to 100 countries.

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•Expediting – inspection (for Industry field) :

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Free gas Inspection.

Survey / Inspection of damage and / or loss to be stuffed cargo

Loading supervision, stuffed to/discharging Survey/Inspection, intact seal condition checking

Survey/Inspection to damage and/or loss to lash barges lighters causing by collision

Survey/Inspection & approval of towage & stowage, lashing

Seaworthiness condition Survey/Inspection

On-hire, Off-hire & condition of container Survey/Inspections

Investigation of causes pollution

Investigation of causes damage reasons

Reports to damage extent / preventing and overcoming to handling consequence of pollution

Study to transport feasibility

Superintendence to handling & stowage

Prevention inspection of damage and/or loss on goods

Pre-loading cargo Survey/Inspection

Planning & stowage Survey/Inspections

Bulk cargo weight Survey/Inspection

Inspection & supervision of weight, packing of bulk cargo

Quantity tally

Damage & loss prevention inspection/survey to goods

Tanks, holds inspection

Supervision on loading/discharge

Liquid, dry cargo contamination

Disputes concerned to cargo outturn

Damage and/or loss of cargo Survey/inspection

Disputes to charter party performance

Mechanical equipment structures inspection

Survey/Inspection & report of collision

Distribution on general & average damage

Loss extent/ Survey/Inspection of damage covered by P&I insurance.

Pre-loading Inspection

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Inspection & supervision of goods loading/discharging

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Marine Surveyors

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P&I, H&M condition surveys

P&I Correspondents

Estimate of damages, Estimate of repairs

Ship valuation for bank finance purposes

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Pre-purchase condition surveys and Class record evaluations

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Example of Inspection to inspection of products, goods for exporting, importing and issuance the certificate:

Inspection of Export products, goods

Inspection condition, status of goods, products are to meet with quality specifications, inspection quantity, weight, inspection marking, packing, inspection dimension, size, testing of quality, inspection basing on pattern samples. Inspection of loading to prevent the rejection of importers, buyers at the destinations due to the shipments were not meet with the standards of products, goods as per contracts, P.O.

Inspection of Import products, goods

Inspection of import goods, products are to meet with specifications of goods, products as inspection of quality, inspection of quantity, inspection of weight, inspection of condition, inspection of dimension, inspection to certify for government customs, inspection of synchronization to prevent loss/damage and support for importers, buyers on the their goods, products or this is certify for insurance to indemnity for extent of damage, cause of damage.

Certification:

The certification to be issued after the inspection finished, It is exposed the results of inspection on the goods, products as quality, quantity, weight, marking, packing, condition, status. . .and photos taken at the sites. The certification is certify not only the condition, status of goods, products to meet with the standards, specification, contract, P.O or no. but also the evidence or proof to claim to third party

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A CBP Agriculture Specialist examines a shipment of green chile for pests and disease at the Columbus (New Mexico) port of entry.

Photos by: Chad Gerber

The shipment with my author copies of Beginning Ruby on Rails E-Commerce finally arrived.

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The following account was published in the August 12, 1957 Baltimore Sun:

“Washington, Aug, 11 (AP) –About 150 Cubans picketed the White House today to show their opposition to the Cuban government of President Fulgencio Batista, There were no disturbances.

“Men, women and children carrying flags and placards marched slowly back and forth along Pennsylvania avenue directly In front of the Executive Mansion.

“One of the stated objects of their march was to pay "tribute" to Earl E. T. Smith, the new American Ambassador to Cuba who recently criticized the use of fire hoses against antigovernment demonstrators in Cuba.

‘President Eisenhower was reported in the White House during the demonstration. It wasn't known whether he paid any notice to the marchers.

“Most of the pickets were Cuban nationals who live in New York. Some were from Washington, Boston and Chicago. The New York delegation drove here earlier today in a motorcade.

‘About twenty policemen were stationed in front of the White House but they had little to do except to keep passersby moving.

“Picket leaders distributed handbills which said the demonstration had three purposes:

I. To request the United States "not to send more arms to Batista's dictatorship in Cuba, nor lo permit any armaments manufacturer" to do so.

2. To pay tribute to Ambassador Smith, who two weeks ago criticized Cuban officials for turning fire hoses on an antigovernment women's rally. Cuban newspapers and officials in turn criticized Smith and a resolution demanding his removal was laid before the Cuban Congress. Action on the resolution was put off indefinitely,

3. To "reaffirm our backing and sympathy" !or Fidel Castro, Cuban revolutionary, who has been carrying on a campaign of terror against the Batista Government.

“Leading the marchers were three women dressed in black who carried an American flag.

Following them were women in similar garb carrying the Cuban flag and the flag of Castro's revolutionary movement.

“Behind the flag bearers walked two young girl wearing crimson hats, and white ankle-length gowns with blue sashes--the Cuban national colors.

“The older girl, Argelia Martinez, 15, New York city, carried a chain and padlock which she said represented "the Batista dictatorship."

“Legends on placards carried by the pickets included, ‘Cuba, the Hungary of America,’ and

'’7,000 political foes of Batista are in jail, 20,000 arc in exile.’

“The picketing was sponsored by three Cuban organizations headed by New Yorkers: Cuban Civic Action Committee, Democratic Workers Committee of Cuban immigrants, and the Orthodox Committee of New York.”

For more information and related images, see flic.kr/s/aHsk4kmB99

The photographer is unknown. The image is an Associated Press photograph housed in the D.C. Public Library Washington Star Collection.

Shipments of initial doses of COVID-19 vaccines are arriving at selected ports of entry in Canada. This marks a historic day in Canada and an important step in our fight against COVID-19. The Government of Canada is delivering on its commitment to ensure that Canadians have access to safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines.

Please credit: MCpl Lisa Fenton, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo

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Les premières doses de vaccins contre la COVID-19 arrivent à des points d'entrée sélectionnés au Canada. Cette journée est historique et constitue une étape importante dans notre lutte contre la COVID-19. Le gouvernement du Canada tient son engagement de veiller à ce que la population canadienne ait accès à des vaccins sûrs et efficaces contre la COVID-19.

Photo: Cplc Lisa Fenton, Caméra de combat des Forces canadiennes

SunStone Catnip Toys have invaded much to the delight of my furry feline friends!!

Taggin supplies for days!

Officers of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Office of Field Operations (OFO) at the Port of New York/Newark inspect a shipment of hair pieces and accessories from China, part of which is suspected to have been made with forced or prison labor in violation of U.S. Law. These items will be detained and samples sent to CBP’s Office of Trade and the Office of Field Operations Consumer Products and Mass Merchandise Center for further review and analysis to ensure compliance with U.S. trade laws and regulations.

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A truck begins the journey to transport the final scheduled shipment of transuranic waste from Sandia National Laboratories to the Department of Energy's Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad, N.M. The trip marked the final stage of the DOE's Legacy TRU Waste Program.

Read more: share.sandia.gov/news/resources/news_releases/legacy_waste/

Photo by Randy Montoya