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Pavilion designed by J. Mayer H. architects in occasion of the Karlsruhe 300 anniversary. Construction started March 2015
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Frank Dinger
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Chevrons:
what are they exactly? This definition comes from Venetians copy of ancient Egyptian bead these important glass beads about 500 years ago, and continue to make them today.
The Italian name is Rosetta and refers to the pattern in the cross section of the bead, resembling a flower or twelve pointed star, derived from a molding process.
Colors for the different layers tend to be blue, white and red, but many combinations have been made.
The name refers to the ends of these complex canes that have been faceted or rounded by grinding , revealing the inner structure of the zigzag of chevron lines.
These beads were also manufactured in Holland in the seventeenth century by expatriate Venetian glass bead makers and are indistinguishable from Venetian beads.
Egyptian Painting and some glass fragments including one mosaic bead and one Rosetta-type bead. Conclusive evidence for when the first Rosetta type beads had been created is still lacking, yet we know that the basic cane design had existed before the Baroviers from Murano took up the pattern and created their famous Rosetta bead.
The cylindrical mosaic bead depicted in the painting date to the period of the first century BCE to the fourth century AD.(Jargstorf pg. 19 )
Chevron:
Historically one of the most popular beads ever made. Manufactured in the 1500's by the Venetians, the chevron is a drawn glass bead with from 2 to 10 layers that are ground or reheated to smooth and round out the ends, producing the star shape on each end. The most common colors are alternating layers of red, white and blue.
- Chevrons are made of multiple layers of different colored glass in corrugated layers so as to form a starburst pattern when viewed on end. Chevrons are created by building up layers of different colors, often successively molded in the process. They are next ground at the ends to display the patterns. Beads are from MBAD/ABA African Bead Museum
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MEGATRO provides the Wind Power Generating Industry the most reliable, economical MET tower systems in the business. These wind towers are made from solid steel and welded by certified welders, which is the tower units for wind power turbine, applied with wind power Generator during wind power generation. It is the large diameter & thick steel pipe structure below the generator of a wind turbine that supports the turbine, houses the meters and wires, and keeps the turbine high above the ground level to protect the surrounding area and people from the force of the blades. It is also the main stressed components which need to be enough strength and rigidity to endure huge wind pressure and shearing forces. The base also serves to elevate the turbine above surrounding obstacles that could otherwise block the wind. The tower units are formulated to a large tube with a variety of accessories which include platforms, ladders, cable fixings, positioning of switchboard and so on.
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
Lincoln Fire Rescue responded for a reported structure fire on the North Service Road east of Jordan Road shortly after 9:00 pm. First arriving units confirmed a working fire with an attached-garage 'fully-involved' and spreading. Due to the fast work of first-in firefighters, the flames were quickly knocked down and damage was stopped from further destroying the home. Two occupants and several puppies were rescued by first responders; no injuries reported.
Lincoln Fire Rescue, Niagara EMS and Niagara Regional Police attended the scene; as well as the local hydro company.
The population structure of 407 miscanthus accessions including Miscanthus sacchariflorus and Miscanthus sinensis from China, Korea, and Japan.
This figure is associated with CABBI’s Year 2 Summary Narrative.
Figure courtesy of Albert Wu, a member of Daniel Rokhsar's Feestocks lab.
The Thiepval Memorial to the Missing of the Somme is built on the site of the former Thiepval Chateau. The huge brick structure, which dominates the rural scene, has sixteen piers faced with Portland stone and is 150 feet (46 m) high. It has foundations 19 feet (6 m) thick; required due to extensive tunnelling beneath the structure. Designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, the memorial was built between 1928 and 1932 and is the biggest British battle memorial in the world. It was inaugurated by the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII) in the presence of Albert Lebrun, President of France, on 31 July 1932.
On the Portland Stone piers are engraved the names of over 72,000 men who were lost in the Somme between July 1916 and March 1918. Most of them died in the Battle of the Somme between 1 July and 4 November 1916. The memorial is reserved for those men who have no known grave. Consequently, when the remains of a soldier listed on the memorial are found and identified, he is given a funeral with full military honours and his name is then removed from the memorial as he is no longer missing. This has resulted in numerous gaps in the lists of names.
The Thiepval Memorial also serves as an Anglo-French battle memorial to commemorate the joint nature of the 1916 offensive. In further recognition of this, a cemetery containing 300 British Commonwealth and 300 French graves lies at the foot of the memorial. Many of the soldiers buried here are unknown. The British Commonwealth graves are rectangular and made of white stone, while the French graves have grey stone crosses.
Each year on 1 July a major ceremony is held at the memorial.
A visitors' centre opened in 2004.
InnoBridge, a structured programme for innovative projects, is about to start.
Over the next few months, representatives of companies and organisations, renowned scientists and students will work together on innovative projects. This cooperation between ESCP Europe Business School’s Berlin campus and Profund Innovation, Freie Universität Berlin (FU), is sponsored by Berliner Wirtschaft.
The first part of InnoBridge is all about mobility. This kick-off event took place in DB mindbox Berlin, the Innovation Lab of Deutsche Bahn, with more than 10 companies and almost 70 students and researchers.
Waterbury Fire responded for a possible structure fire at 34 Brook St in the City's downtown. They arrived to find dumpster fire which had spread up the exterior wall of the Tryst Cafe and into the building's attic space. The initial structure response was E 2,4,7,Rescue Engine 1,Truck 1,3, and Cars 2 & 5. With the RIT team being put to work with concerns for the other exposure buildings E-6 was added to the assignment. The fire was quickly knocked down, roof ventilated, and positive pressure ventilation applied. While the crews picked up the fire marshal's responded to the scene to invesigate the fire.
Just before noon the alarm sounded for a structure fire at 36 Chipman St in Waterbury's Town Plot Section. First due Engine 11 arrived to find smoke showing from the single family dwelling and reported that they would be stretching in. As they advanced a line Truck 1 laddered the roof of the one story structure with a ground ladder as second due Engine 8 set up the hydrant just west of the scene. The E-11's crew was able to bring the fire under control quickly using only their tank water. The remaining time on scene was spent overhauling and ventilating the structure which was charged with smoke by the incident. See more action on my websitte www.onscenefirephoto.com
Gigaom Structure Data event at Pier 60, Chelsea Piers in New York, NY on Wednesday March 19, 2014. (© Photo by Jakub Mosur).
The structure at lower Glen Oak Park. This has recently been reconditioned. Last Fall, it was all torn up. Taken during a Peoria Art Guild class outing.