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This event took place at Edenvale Library on Tuesday, June 14, 2016. Event description: Are you ready for a challenge? Join us to show us if you have what it takes to build the tallest, most stable, and biggest structures using only three types of materials. All while learning the basics of structures and engineering. Ages 5 and up.
The view from inside B Court. Some roof damage we noticed while driving by the side of the building today. According to housekeeping, it was already damaged prior to the earthquake.
More foodblogging: trying out the recipe from last week's New York Times column, The Minimalist: The Secret of Great Bread: Let Time Do the Work.
Serve with olive oil and salt. It was delicious, although next time I would slightly increase the amount of salt in the recipe. I added a little extra because I was using kosher salt instead of table salt, but it still wasn't quite enough. Nice texture, though, and a good crust.
The photo is from producer 88-keys latest album, death of adam. The photo promotes the idea of women being ultimate downfall of men. It refers to the biblical story of adam and eve, and eve eating the adam.
I chose this photo to represent structuralism because you have to take in every aspect of the picture and the situation in order to understand. Just by looking at the objects in the photo, you don't get the idea. Once you take into account the name of the album, the meaning behind the album, and who the artist; then you understand the photo.
A Structural Specialist checks the stability of a partially collapsed building during a training exercise in Latham
Part of the rusting iron support structure beneath the Dovercourt High Lighthouse on the Essex coast
The policies implemented by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank (the Bretton Woods Institutions) in developing countries
Structural details for the screened porch. All of these were designed and fabricated by myself (with some help from the client). I did have the channel and base plate welded to the column by a certified welder, but only because it was before I took my welding class.
Pile foundation design gives your house a strong foundation via the means of several piles under the foundation.
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