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Best Practice: Sabine Görden (BEKO Technologie GmbH) und Hans-Peter Wolf (marvin media) präsentieren das gemeinsam erarbeitete Blended Learning Konzept
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitions Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
Globe Works, Penistone Road
Grade II* Listed
List Entry Number: 1271128
National Grid reference: SK 34814 88238
More information can be found on the link below:-
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1271128
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Globe Works, Penistone Road, Sheffield, 1825.
For Ibbotson & Roebank, edge tool manufacturers.
Grade ll* listed.
Large purpose-built cutlery and edge tool works are very distinctive to the industrial identity of Sheffield, which during the C19 became known throughout the world as a centre of excellence in the manufacturing and processing of steel. Against the loss of many such buildings in the late C20 due to the severe decline of the industry, Globe Works is a highly significant survivor at the vanguard of such integrated urban works. It demonstrates the layout and building types of such a complex, including rare examples of specific workshop types as well as the more generic cutlers' workshop.
Approximately eight sites in Sheffield survive retaining evidence of individual hand forges or grinding hulls (rooms), or both. Globe Works has four hand forges, and the only known remaining example of urban back-to-back grinding hulls.
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Globe Works
Penistone Road
Sheffield
Yorkshire
S6 3AE
Possibly the world's first purpose-built cutlery factory, c1818. Ad hoc workshop buildings and a courtyard stand behind a Classical facade. Partial damage was caused by industrial unrest in the 1840s. It became a general factory/warehouse until an arson attack in the 1970s when it was left derelict.
The aim was to retain as much original fabric as possible after fire damage and dereliction. The stone facades were repaired, timber windows restored and rebuilt off site. Top floor of workshops restored to original design. It was the first significant project in the Kelham Island Conservation area. A high quality conservation project.
www.princes-regeneration.org/bestpractice/globe.htm
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The Globe Works are a former cutlery factory situated in the City of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England on Penistone Road in the suburb of Neepsend. The Works are a Grade II* Listed Building which in the late 1980s were renovated to provide modern office space. It is part of the Kelham Island Conservation Area.
More information can be found here:-
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globe_Works
www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101271128-globe-works-ci...
hodgkinsons and the yudnamutana gorge - a great spot for a uranium mine, haulage road, slurry pipeline, or processing facility, do you think?
the south australian government, believe it or not, thinks 'possibly so' and calls this 'balance'!
the scars you can see criss-crossing this hillside are evidence of some of the mining history of the area - some very recent - some decades old; all, apparently, 'rehabilitated' to meet the standards of the state department of minerals and energy
note the extensive erosion still taking place at this site
the left (eastern) side of the valley visible at rear merits no special protection, according to the state's department of environment and department of minerals and energy
arkaroola wilderness sanctuary, far-northern flinders ranges, south australia
04SEP2017
On this Labor Day, we celebrate our dedicated, mission-driven workforce who has supported the Warfighter for the past 75 years…THANK YOU to all past and present employees of the Depot!
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
This multipage format gives young students a general idea of how to arrange a science report, and what sections to include. I had difficulty finding any science teachers who had an enlarged copy of an actual student report on display, which can be very helpful.
On 27 June Dawn McKen Chargé d’Affaires of the British Embassy took part in the opening ceremony of a two-day-long international Police seminar. Titled “Best Practices in Multi-Cultural Policing”, the event was co-sponsored by the British, Canadian, Dutch, Norwegian and US Embassies and aimed to help the work of Hungarian law enforcement professionals in developing community policing skills. The seminar was opened by Hungarian Minister of Interior Mr Sándor Pintér.
Ashley Strayer
Amazon Web Services
At the 2015 AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, we asked attendees, who were mostly developers and engineers, “How would you make your IT department faster?”
For their responses, check out this video:
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 JMC Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from Joint Munitions Command provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
KENYA (July 27, 2012) – Kenyan Red Cross members observe a chest compression demonstration July 25 during a basic sea survival course facilitated by U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Scott Rogoff, Maritime Civil Affairs Team Bravo chief, Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa. The mission of CJTF-HOA is to strengthen partner nation military capacity, promote regional stability, dissuade conflict, and protect U.S. and coalition interests. (Courtesy photo)
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer
More than 130 Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) employees from across the depot successfully completed and exceeded established goals during the 2017 Joint Munitioins Command (JMC) Outload Assessment Exercise April 3-6, 2017.
The assessment was held to validate “surge” outload capabilities that would replicate a real world surge outload capability operation using specific vessel requirements.
Throughout the exercise, an on-site evaluation team from JMC provided guidance and assistance while documenting outload process steps and evaluating lessons learned and potential best practices.
photos by Lally Laksbergs, Tooele Army Depot, Public Affairs Officer