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The Safe Crane Campaign is aimed at ensuring that tower cranes on UK construction sites are safely erected, maintained, operated and dismantled.
Seen at the construction site of the new development in Park Road Chelmsford (UK) where there are 4 Denne cranes assembled.
January 2014.
According to tradition, Tzafat (Safed) was founded in the year 70 CE. The city has since come to be considered one of the four holiest cities in Judaism, along with Jerusalem, Hebron, and Tiberias. Much of Tzafat's present character, however, came about relatively recently - in the sixteenth century - when Jewish mystics and other religious scholars moved to Tzefat, in order to escape the Spanish Inquisition in Europe. They gave Tzafat its present distinction as the world center for Jewish mysticism - Kabballah. Tzafat today is an artists' colony and Kabballah center.
With whiteout conditions and high winds, the slopes were a bit scary today (although the snow was FANTASTIC!) so we remained safe and sound in our condo. Looking forward to some ace skiing conditions tomorrow, though!
Constructive criticism welcome!
On May 2, 2015 the Los Angeles Police and Fire Department's held their annual community event and basketball game at USC's Galen Center. The festivities included free BBQ, outdoor games and much more. Inside, the LAPD and LAFD faced off in a friendly game. While the LAPD came out on top, fun was had by all.
FORT CARSON, Colo. – Major General Joseph Anderson, commanding general, 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson, and Command Sgt. Maj. Brian Stall, senior enlisted leader, 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson, wish Soldiers of the division’s 4th Brigade Combat Team a safe deployment to Afghanistan at the Fort Carson Arrival/Departure Airfield Control Group, March 3, 2012.
(U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Andrew Ingram, 4th Inf. Div. PAO)
Poor little Missy was left at the shelter for too long…
I had planned on taking her home to foster as soon as her time was up, but at the last minute her “real” owner phoned the shelter. The woman said that she had been looking all over for Missy, and that she would come to reclaim her the next day. Over the next several days the woman called each day, each time with a different excuse as to why she couldn’t pick Missy up. Finally the woman stopped calling. But in the meanwhile, little Missy was traumatized. She HATED the shelter and became very stressed.
Eventually another family adopted Missy, but after only 2 days, they returned her to the shelter because she was sick. Apparently Missy was vomiting everything they fed her, even water. The shelter took Missy to the vet where they decided that she was only suffering from stress induced vomiting and upset stomach. She was prescribed antibiotics and something to calm her stomach. Since the shelter is so busy and unable to give any animal special treatment, I brought Missy home with me.
The very first night she was here, Missy did not vomit, and in fact, I’ve never seen her vomit. I don’t know if that’s due to the medications or just because she feels safe and calm in my home. She was very lethargic though, and had lost a lot of weight due to her illness. The good news is that each day Missy has gotten a little bit better, and as of today, she’s eating fine, playing with Pokey, Darla and Boo, and chasing cats, ducks and goats!
Between the water houses and island, there are some separated 'swimming pools'. These swimming pools are separated from the sea by a long bam like barriers under the swimming houses. So, people could do swimming in these pools without considering the high waves from outer sea. It's safe and peaceful sea water for anyone who wants to practice swimming in the sea.
Joana's boudoir session.
Technical:
Lit with one soft box above the model's head and another unmodified head to blow out the rear curtains (where visible). Aim was to provide a youthful, clean boudoir shot with no lingerie or bare bits showing.
design by Melinda Medeiros for The Cross Stitcher, Aug. 2008, stitched on 14ct light blue aida with DMC
12.05.2005
Paris
France
An old shot with the old powershot.
*I looked for the original size, but I did not find it. this is another feature of travelling too much! I must learn from HORIZON how to keep my photos Safe and Secure ;)
Rust-Oleum presented their kitchen cabinet and countertop transformation kits during a media event in New Orleans, LA.
www.charlesandhudson.com/archives/2011/02/rust-oleum_targ...
Two stalkers chat in the Yanov station, a neutral haven for all humans regardless of their affiliation.
The Matau Primary School classrooms were falling down and had gaping holes in the ceiling. Save the Childrne built new classrooms, teachers' houses, a preschool, a playground and new latrines and hand-washing stations. Children are already enjoying class in these new, safe classrooms. Photo credits: Eileen Burke (May 2011) and Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi (March 2013)
The city of Long Branch did a nice job with this crosswalk and the curb cuts, enabling folks in wheelchairs to cross the street safely. Now if only the motorists would yield when they see someone entering the crosswalk! You can see the typical NJ motorist here in the photo....totally oblivious that Donna had entered the crosswalk. The cars are supposed to yield to pedestrians in the crosswalks. Probably less than 50% do so however.