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Linogravure 1,70mx1,00m
Résidence artistique au Raw Material Company. Dakar (SENEGAL) / Nov 2011
Linocut 1,70mx1,00m
artist residency at the Raw material Company. Dakar (SENEGAL), Nov 2011
Climate change professionals, economists, government officials and partners from across Suriname explore options for greening Caribbean economies in a variety of sectors during seminar titled, “A New Paradigm for Caribbean Development: Transitioning to a Green Economy” on November 10, 2014 in Suriname.
a presentation / discussion we went to at the women's community center, about the transition towns model of transition to a post-oil future:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transition_Towns
i think this was hosted by sew green, and the speaker was tina clark from transition towns.
next page:
Sixty-one students from the Hofstra Northwell School of Graduate Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies received their white coats on Wednesday, August 28, 2019 in a ceremony marking their transition to the clinical phase of their education.
THE TRANSITION
The Third Chapter Of My Life
13:30 hrs
16th July , 2004
Mumbai , India
I Landed in Mumbai, India on a humid july afternoon. My life was under a state of flux, where everything felt new and different. The smell of the mud to the temperature outside , from the language spoken here to the city roads, from the people to their clothes… all a new experience!!!
The agent who got my admission done, had sent a car to pick me up from the Mumbai international airport and drop me off at a hotel in Pune… Till date, l clearly remember my first day in India. I was delighted to see monkeys on the express-way … I was amazed with the wide variety of colours in India, the driving rules … each and everything ! There was so much new to see, my eyes didn’t know where to look, I missed catching up with so many interesting things on my way to Pune!
Sweco Fab, Inc. recently designed and manufactured a 1,900 lb. transition piece for an olefin site at Chocolate Bayou on the Texas Gulf Coast. The product transitions from round to oval and is made of 36" half pipe construction. The piece measures 36" x 72" x 60" and is constructed of carbon steel. The transition piece will be used to regulate the flow of both air and liquid. Prior to shipping the product was hydrotested to guarantee quality.
MD Class of 2020 starts their Transition to Clerkship in June 2018. Today they are learning getting fitted for their respiratory masks.
Photos by Deborah Manog Dimaya.
(SFAC, Ft. Stewart, Georgia-March 29, 2013) – Family fun was the well-received mandate for Soldiers of Fort Stewart’s Warriors in Transition Battalion (WTB) Friday at the base’s WTB Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC).
The quarterly event, sponsored by the Ft. Stewart Army Community Services division, presented a variety of activities for families including face painting, charades, egg hunting, hula hooping and good eats; all free of charge.
“Our (military) families deserve to have a variety of fun options,” said Linda Boitey, the center’s Outreach Coordinator. “The responsibility to our wounded, ill and injured Soldiers does not end with services for them; it begins at the core of what makes our Soldiers strong – their families!”
The games encouraged children to use critical thinking skills and team strategy development with the biggest benefit being the smiles.
The non-stop action of the evening brought an unusual transformation of sorts. The faces of the children and adults began to reveal what instinct fueled their spirit of resiliency. Pandas, lions, comic book characters came to life with the help of WTB wife Julia Bethune’s face painting.
The bright colors covered their faces but nothing could camouflage their enjoyment! Bethune says the gift of ‘grinning’ has its own healing benefits.
“We are all in this together,” Bethune said, cracking open another bright color to the excitement of a youngster. “You can wait for someone to bring the fun to you but sharing a laugh is what makes our family team work.” (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Tracy J. Smith)
Ритуал перехода - ритуал: - совершающийся в критические переходные периоды жизни индивида; - символизирующий окончание одного и начало нового этапа в его жизни, иного социального статуса: рождение…
MD Class of 2020 starts their Transition to Clerkship in June 2018. Today they are learning getting fitted for their respiratory masks.
Photos by Deborah Manog Dimaya.
Transitional blanket, c. 1870 Tapestry weave, dovetailed and diagonal 75*50 inches; 9 warps/inch, 53 wefts/inch
MD Class of 2020 starts their Transition to Clerkship in June 2018. Today they are learning getting fitted for their respiratory masks.
Photos by Deborah Manog Dimaya.
At the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains marking the transition from the plains to a mountainous topography in Alberta, Canada.
What a difference a day and part of an hour makes. (The sign, during full daylight, has the lighting turned off and is black. This is not yet that time of day.)
My photographs represent my transition to the University of Florida. I recently transferred from Santa Fe College, so I am trying to adjust from a semi-small environment to an even larger environment. Each photo shows my process of discovering the campus. My goal for each photo was to depict John Szarkowski’s five issues, such as the thing itself, the detail, the frame, the time, and the vantage point. I have some images that are my favorite, and I believe these few photos represent all of Szarkowski’s five issues.
Some of my pictures focus on shadows, and I was inspired by the work of the photographers Harry Callahan and Paul Strand. For example, the photo of my shadow on the sidewalk. Also, my picture with the star water fountain represents Szarkowski’s issues concerning time and detail. When I took a photo of the water fountain, the water is paused, and I noticed the bubbles within the water stream. Moreover, if I had to pick which photograph was my favorite, it would be the picture with me crouched down in the hallway. I love this photo because I like how I changed the filter to black and white. After all, the building my class was in gives me early 50 and 60 vibes. Overall, I hope you enjoy viewing my photos and that they help you feel as if you are exploring the campus with me.
These are for my A Level final pieces.
My self-chosen theme was the transition of focus, with also an exploration of the theme of ghosts/ghost imagery.
I realise this method has been done to death, but I feel it fits what I wanted to do accordingly, and therefore so be it.
These are actually taken with a scanner so really it's not photography as such, but whatever....
Jinling Lu is set for a reno/demo/revamp. I'm not sure how much of this will be torn down, and I truly hope it will be just a cosmetic makeover, but the one thing that will change dramatically is the old soul of the neighbourhood. New, higher rents will be far much for the former residents/retail to pay. Even if the buildings remain, there will definitely be a new heart in this street.
Here's to the Former French Concession's Jinling Lu. I hope you're handled with soft hands through this transition.
Tokyo, Japan
A Torii Gate is a traditional Japanese gate most commonly found at the entrance of or within a Shinto shrine, where it symbolically marks the transition from the profane to the sacred.