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The last photo taken out of 867 that night, looking for the meteors, but finding the alignment of the Moon, Venus, and Jupiter, along with that small cluster of stars that I don't know the name of.
Really poor rendering of the alignment on the front of a Ural. The alignment bars would stick out in front of the front wheel and the opposite side. The measurement would be taken from inside point to inside point between the two alignment bars.
Stopped by last night after work and helped my son align his grandparents Brookwood. Shop built, too bad money didn't buy a alignment... So far off... Should drive amazing now. Another example of just because you have a hot rod shop doesn't make you a professional.
Workforce Alignment workshop "Building strong partnerships to support Wisconsin’s workforce need." A conversation hosted by UW Oshkosh, Department of Workforce Development, Fox Valley Tech and WAICU.
Secretary Landgraf joined individuals with disabilities, their parents and providers for a panel discussion on how to advance employment and post-secondary education for young people with disabilities at the state level as part of the annual conference of the Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD).
During the Nov. 18 panel, Secretary Landgraf said transition work needs to begin as early as possible, and help to meet “the purpose and the promise” of the student and his or her family. The transition to employment or post-secondary education is crucial in breaking the cycle of poverty for so many individuals with disabilities, and she noted that many federal and state policies are coming into alignment on that front.
As for meeting expectations, Secretary Landgraf told the more than 300 people in attendance from across the country that it’s important for state officials to “listen and evolve with the person before you in order to fulfill their dreams.”
Joining on the panel were John Jr. and John III Bogasky. John III just got a job with the Smithsonian. “It’s a 10-year overnight success story,” his dad said. John III detailed the internships and part-time jobs he has had, leading up to this position. John Jr. said early education for parents is especially important in raising expectations and improving understanding about later success.
Josh is going to college with support from his mentor and case manager Andrew. “Andy is more than a mentor,” Josh said. “He is a friend.”
Ellie Carney just finished a position with an animal welfare group and expects to be hired. Her mom, Maedi Tanham Carney, said post-secondary programs are absolutely critical.
Stephanie Orlando, director of YOUTH POWER! at Families Together in Albany, N.Y., said her organization is seeing success with peers.
Learn more about AUCD, including UD’s Center for Disabilities Studies, at www.aucd.org
Amino acid sequence alignment and phylogenetic tree of COI1 and OsCOIs.A, Deduced amino acid sequences of COI1 and OsCOIs were aligned using the ClustalW program. Gray shading indicates identical residues. Approximately 55% identity was shown between COI and OsCOIs. Solid boxes indicate residues involved in the COI-coronatine complex. Dashed boxes indicate residues involved in the COI-JAZ interaction. Asterisks indicate amino acid residues involved in the COI-coronatine complex or COI-JAZ interaction, which shows the difference between coronatine and JAZ interactions. B, The phylogenetic tree of COI1 and OsCOIs. These results were drawn with DNAstar software.
Workforce Alignment workshop "Building strong partnerships to support Wisconsin’s workforce need." A conversation hosted by UW Oshkosh, Department of Workforce Development, Fox Valley Tech and WAICU.
The six schools of Magic and their enemies. The arrows point to the teams they had to defeat to win, so the Grass team would win if the Water and Lisa Frank teams were eliminated, but the Electricity and Dark teams want to kill the Grass team. The team on the opposite end of the wheel could arguably be your ally.