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Samantha Joseph, Director, USDA Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, moderates a discussion with Bruce Summers, Administrator, Agricultural Marketing Service, Rabbi Nahum Rabinowitz, Senior Rabbinic Coordinator, OU Kosher - Certification/Distribution, David Hakes, Senior Director Scientific and Regulatory Affairs, Dairy Farmers of America, and Jeff Brown, Empire Kosher, during a roundtable discussion on kosher supply chain and kosher food insecurity on Wednesday, May 22, 2024 at USDA Headquarters, Washington D.C.. The event brought together key stakeholders for the USDA Center for Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, USDA leadership, and others to discuss trends, data points, and issues faced by kosher producers and processers, certifiers, vendors, and emergency food providers. The event featured leadership remarks, as well as a panel discussion with partner organizations and a networking reception.
This was the second year that the USDA hosted a Jewish American Heritage Month Celebration, bringing together faith leaders, USDA representatives, and community members together to celebrate religious pluralism. The celebration was hosted by the USDA Center for Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnerships and is part of a long running strategic collaboration with several non-governmental organizations and provides an opportunity to celebrate and develop new partnerships with Jewish American organizations in agriculture and food systems. (USDA Photo by Paul Sale)
I like the reflections in this one. Faucet base with just a bit of the side that holds the faucet lever.
This building looking like a boat seemed to be the changing rooms, restaurant, bar etc for the beach.
Countdown to 2020: Mitigating volatility and increasing efficiencies across the region
25 - 27 June 2019 // Fairmont Hotel, Singapore
For a long time had wanted to run some experiments using this tumbler I bought in Boston long back. Must say, the results came out pretty impressive!
Unfortunately, it's built over a giant, bottomless chasm. Have you ever noticed how all evil bases are built over some bottomless hazard? It tends to be irksome in some games.
Scammell were based at Watford and a well known supplier of military vehicles to the British Army for recovery, heavy haulage and tank transportation. By the end of the 1940s, the Pioneer vehicles in current use were all very tired and had reached the end of their service lives. Scammell were approached to produce a successor and they announced the Explorer with a similar outline to the Pioneer but much new equipment and ideas under the bodywork.The first contract for 125 vehicles (the Mark l) entered service in 1950 and this was followed by a further six contracts (the Mark ll) leading to a 1500 unit production run, 726 for the British Army and RAF and the remainder for export. As larger and heavier vehicles entered service that were beyond the Explorers capabilities, they were phased out of service in the late 1980s many being sold off to civilian recovery operators or for preservation.
3/13/18: USF BASE vs Cal at Benedetti Diamond in San Francisco, CA. Image by Chris M. Leung for USF Dons Baseball
Geese setting up their approach for a final touch down on the local pond. I tried my best to keep following them and in the process, got a nifty motion blur, I actually had to reduce the contrast as it was giving me a headache!
I dont normally like photographing wildlife, I dont have the patience, but this was the second set and I heard them coming, so I did my best.