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Cary & 10th streets
Sparc - School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community www.sparconline.org
On October 24, 1871, a mob of 500 lynched 19 Chinese on Calle de Los Negros in El Pueblo. The massacre brought the first national and international attention to Los Angeles. The site of the massacre is now a streetlight. Read Dr. Munson Kwok's Statement of Remembrance on behalf of the Chinese American Museum. The Great Wall of Los Angeles by Judy Baca © and SPARC.
Research plots at the Soil Productivity Assessment for Renewable Energy and Conservation.
Five miles south of the MU campus, South Farm Research Center supports the research, outreach and teaching missions of animal science, plant science, veterinary science, biology, botany and other disciplines. The Center is the location of several research facilities including the Swine Research Center, the Beef Research and Teaching Center, the Turfgrass Research Center and the Equine Teaching Facility. The Center also supports research and demonstration projects in entomology, poultry and maize genetics. The Missouri Foundation Seed program uses South Farm to increase the sales of newly developed seed varieties to dealers. Easy access from campus allows South Farm to be used for hands-on teaching to more than 1,500 students annually and is the location for numerous graduate student research projects. The Center hosts a Showcase each fall to share its projects with the general public; it has become a popular family event, with attendance in the thousands.
Photo by Kyle Spradley | © 2014 - Curators of the University of Missouri
På jakt etter snøområder som tidligere har vært brukt av reinsdyrgjetere.
Searching for snow patches used by reindeer herders in the past. Kilskardbreen, Nordland. September 2014.
PHOTO: Martin Callanan/NTNU University Museum.
Incoming Wake Forest freshmen work at a Habitat for Humanity site with SPARC, a pre-orientation service group, in Winston-Salem on Tuesday, August 20, 2013. Students tear down scaffolding from a renovation site.
Cary & 10th streets
Sparc - School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community www.sparconline.org
Cary & 10th streets
Sparc - School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community www.sparconline.org
Location: SPARC parking lot @ 985 Venice Blvd. between Lincoln Blvd. and Abbot Kinney.
According to SPARC web site, the "mural addresses the ever-growing anti-immigrant sentiment in our country and in the world." It was created by a group of invited, but unnamed, graffiti artists.
Research plots at the Soil Productivity Assessment for Renewable Energy and Conservation.
Five miles south of the MU campus, South Farm Research Center supports the research, outreach and teaching missions of animal science, plant science, veterinary science, biology, botany and other disciplines. The Center is the location of several research facilities including the Swine Research Center, the Beef Research and Teaching Center, the Turfgrass Research Center and the Equine Teaching Facility. The Center also supports research and demonstration projects in entomology, poultry and maize genetics. The Missouri Foundation Seed program uses South Farm to increase the sales of newly developed seed varieties to dealers. Easy access from campus allows South Farm to be used for hands-on teaching to more than 1,500 students annually and is the location for numerous graduate student research projects. The Center hosts a Showcase each fall to share its projects with the general public; it has become a popular family event, with attendance in the thousands.
Photo by Kyle Spradley | © 2014 - Curators of the University of Missouri
Incoming Wake Forest freshmen work at a Habitat for Humanity site with SPARC, a pre-orientation service group, in Winston-Salem on Tuesday, August 20, 2013. Freshmen Alicia Colon ('17) and Bari Pasternack ('17) and student leader Andrew Camp ('15) suit up for duty clearing the craw space.
Moderne treprøver på plass i Kringsollfonna snøområde.
Modern wood samples in place on the Kringsollfonna snow patch, Oppdal. October 2011.
PHOTO: NTNU SPARC project.
The SPARC building, formerly the Venice Division of the Los Angeles Police Department, was an active jail from 1929 until the early seventies. SPARC made the jail its headquarters in 1977 and "liberated" the space for the arts. The Old Venice jail houses SPARC's Mural Resource and Education Center, the SPARC gallery, the UCLA/SPARC Cesar Chavez Digital Mural Lab, the Judy Baca Archive, the Minna Agins Collection, darkroom and etching facilities, and five artists studios. This is the jail used in the movie L.A. Confidential. The City Project Stealth Mobile Unit II is in the foreground.
Visit the interactive maps and images about Monuments: Diversity, Democracy and Freedom by The City Project.
Masterstudenter fra institutt for Geografi, NTNU tar mål med radar på Kringsollfonna.
MA students from NTNU Geography Dept. taking radar measurements at Kringsollfonna. September 2013.
PHOTO: Martin Callanan/NTNU University Museum.
Young girls from SPARC (School of Performing Arts in the Richmond Community), performing at the 25th anniversary of the 2nd Street Festival, RVA.
This group gave an amazing performance of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee!
I googled "richmond school of performing arts spelling bee", and the first result I got was this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJaNfF7uWcI - exactly the act that the girls were performing at the time of this photo. Hail Google! Hail Internet!
© Toby Harriman all images Creative Commons Noncommercial. Please contact me before use in any publication.
Location: SPARC parking lot @ 985 Venice Blvd. between Lincoln Blvd. and Abbot Kinney.
According to SPARC web site, the "mural addresses the ever-growing anti-immigrant sentiment in our country and in the world." It was created by a group of invited, but unnamed, graffiti artists.
Cary & 10th streets
Sparc - School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community www.sparconline.org
Governor Kathy Hochul and New York City Mayor Eric Adams announce plans for the Science Park and Research Campus Kips Bay. Driven by an historic investment from the city and state, SPARC Kips Bay will make New York a global leader in creating and attracting accessible jobs in life sciences, health care, and public health by creating a pipeline from local public schools to careers in these growing and essential fields.
Photo: Copyright SPARC.
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The State Partnership for Accountability, Responsiveness and Capability (SPARC) programme is an initiative of the Nigerian and UK Governments working to improve governance and reduce poverty in Nigeria.
Find out more at www.sparc-Nigeria.com
SPARC is funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID/UK Aid)
Wake Forest first-year students build a Habitat for Humanity house in Winston-Salem, N.C., on Tuesday, August 23, 2011, as part of the SPARC pre-orientation volunteer service program. Lena Nelson ('15) and Amber Burton ('15) get ready to put down construction adhesive.
Cary & 10th streets
Sparc - School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community www.sparconline.org
Starter turen til Kilskardbreen, Nordland.
September, 2014.
Starting the hike into Kilskardbreen, Nordland.
September, 2014.
PHOTO: Martin Callanan/NTNU University Museum.
Research plots at the Soil Productivity Assessment for Renewable Energy and Conservation.
Five miles south of the MU campus, South Farm Research Center supports the research, outreach and teaching missions of animal science, plant science, veterinary science, biology, botany and other disciplines. The Center is the location of several research facilities including the Swine Research Center, the Beef Research and Teaching Center, the Turfgrass Research Center and the Equine Teaching Facility. The Center also supports research and demonstration projects in entomology, poultry and maize genetics. The Missouri Foundation Seed program uses South Farm to increase the sales of newly developed seed varieties to dealers. Easy access from campus allows South Farm to be used for hands-on teaching to more than 1,500 students annually and is the location for numerous graduate student research projects. The Center hosts a Showcase each fall to share its projects with the general public; it has become a popular family event, with attendance in the thousands.
Photo by Kyle Spradley | © 2014 - Curators of the University of Missouri
Fremskyndet smelting på Kringsollfonna avslører et tykt og rikt skittlag på overflaten av snøområdet.
August, 2014.
Advanced melting at Kringsollfonna exposes a thick and rich dirt layer on the surface of the snow patch. August 2014.
PHOTO: Martin Callanan/NTNU University Museum.
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ENVIOS A TODA LA REPUBLICA MEXICANA.
Jørgen Rosvold tar prøver av gjenstander til DNA analyse, mars 2012.
Jørgen Rosvold sampling ancient artefacts for DNA analysis. March 2012.
PHOTO: Leena Airola/NTNU University Museum.
Research plots at the Soil Productivity Assessment for Renewable Energy and Conservation.
Five miles south of the MU campus, South Farm Research Center supports the research, outreach and teaching missions of animal science, plant science, veterinary science, biology, botany and other disciplines. The Center is the location of several research facilities including the Swine Research Center, the Beef Research and Teaching Center, the Turfgrass Research Center and the Equine Teaching Facility. The Center also supports research and demonstration projects in entomology, poultry and maize genetics. The Missouri Foundation Seed program uses South Farm to increase the sales of newly developed seed varieties to dealers. Easy access from campus allows South Farm to be used for hands-on teaching to more than 1,500 students annually and is the location for numerous graduate student research projects. The Center hosts a Showcase each fall to share its projects with the general public; it has become a popular family event, with attendance in the thousands.
Photo by Kyle Spradley | © 2014 - Curators of the University of Missouri
Research plots at the Soil Productivity Assessment for Renewable Energy and Conservation.
Five miles south of the MU campus, South Farm Research Center supports the research, outreach and teaching missions of animal science, plant science, veterinary science, biology, botany and other disciplines. The Center is the location of several research facilities including the Swine Research Center, the Beef Research and Teaching Center, the Turfgrass Research Center and the Equine Teaching Facility. The Center also supports research and demonstration projects in entomology, poultry and maize genetics. The Missouri Foundation Seed program uses South Farm to increase the sales of newly developed seed varieties to dealers. Easy access from campus allows South Farm to be used for hands-on teaching to more than 1,500 students annually and is the location for numerous graduate student research projects. The Center hosts a Showcase each fall to share its projects with the general public; it has become a popular family event, with attendance in the thousands.
Photo by Kyle Spradley | © 2014 - Curators of the University of Missouri
Incoming Wake Forest freshmen work at a Habitat for Humanity site with SPARC, a pre-orientation service group, in Winston-Salem on Tuesday, August 20, 2013. Alicia Colon ('17) puts on her hazmat suit before starting work.
The SPARC 7th General Assembly was held from 24 to 28 October 2022 at three hubs (Americas, Europe and Asia) and also online for a lower carbon footprint.
Further details about the SPARC General assembly are available at research.reading.ac.uk/sparc-ga2022/.
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