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west wall, southwest room, cantina showing iron reinforcing grid and partial forms prior to pouring concrete. (In the winter of 2010, this steel reinforced concrete shoring wall was demolished after adding a real foundation behind it. On the other side of this, we excavated down roughly 3 meters to build our stairway to the cantina.)
Temporary classrooms at Pibor Boys Primary School in South Sudan, constructed by Plan International and have a life span of up to 5 years.
2023-05-23: Mr. Sijh Diagne, Temporary Alternate Governor of the Republic of Senegal for the African Development Bank attending the Annual Meeting 2023: Dakar 2 Follow Up Event.
March 7th - April 19th
photographed by: B. Jones
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The first St Mark's was a temporary building in the Doge's Palace, constructed in 828, when Venetian merchants stole the supposed relics of Mark the Evangelist from Alexandria. This was replaced by a new church on its present site in 832; from the same century dates the first St Mark's Campanile (bell tower). The new church was burned in a rebellion in 976, rebuilt in 978 and again to form the basis of the present basilica since 1063. The basilica was consecrated in 1094, the same year in which the body of Saint Mark was supposedly rediscovered in a pillar by Vitale Faliero, doge at the time.
Restylane injections can be used for temporary line and wrinkle removal or lip enhancement. Restylane is injected under the surface of your skin to restore the natural contours of your face.
Restylane treatment takes about 30 minutes and the amount of discomfort depends on the sensitivity of the patient's skin.
this lovely pencil roll was made for me by julief .. my journalling friend .. in a journal swap.. i love it .. because it is beautiful with so many different fabrics and enough space for my pencils and paint brushes.. and great to take travelling.. it will definately come to europe with me at christmas.....yeah!
Potsdam, Germany, 2003
Sanssouci me.
A faux-laroid courtesy of Picnik.
That's one very legitimate joyous smile on my face. This was the final day of a trip that had included Berlin, Dresden, and Prague. And I'd recovered completely from a 24-hour bug that laid me low in Berlin my third day in town. All three are cities I think back on often and would love to revisit someday.
I love the fact that the blossoms are only in bloom for about two weeks at my house. It makes you appreciate the beauty even more.
I drive past this memorial by the side of the road on the way to and from work. I've seen people stopped there, so I stopped and checked it out. Turns out that on May 18th, 2004 William Sturman died. I found his obituary on line here. (scroll to the bottom of the page),
These types of memorials are more often found in unincorporated areas (in this case along a road through a forest preserve) as incorporated cities/municipalities/etc have rules regulating, and often forbidding such things. A sad state of affairs, as memorials are often an important part of moving on for survivors. I didn't know William, nor do I know any of the details of what happened here 2 years ago. Yet I have seen his memorial and know that there are individuals to whom he was very important.
An escalator can never break. It can only become stairs. You would never see an "Escalator Temporarily Out Of Order" sign, just "Escalator Temporarily Stairs. Sorry for the convenience." mitch hedberg
For a few days our house was supplied water from our generous neighbour. 200' of garden hose connected their outside faucet to our outside faucet. It worked! While we waited for the new pump, the 300' of plastic pipe, rope and wire snaked around the garden.
This big sweet lug was found greeting customers at CVS/pharmacy where I work on Christmas Eve. I called the shelter and asked them to hold him for the required 72hrs in case his family was looking for him. Well, no one called...so the shelter told me his time was up. So, now he's here and I just may have an American Pit Bull Terrier dog rescue to take him. They specialize in placement of these bully breed dogs and are much better suited to the task than I. In the mean time, he's getting along great with all of our dogs (YAY!), he's awesome with people of all ages, and is just generally a well-behaved guy.
We're taking name ideas for him!!!