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Left: 195-60-14 Hankook RS-2 on 14x5.5 OEM Honda Wheels
Right: 195-55-15 Dunlop Direzza Star Spec on 15x7 Rota Slipstreams
BUILDUP Diversity and Inclusion Technology Round Table With Rev. Jesse Jackson at Galvanize in San Francisco
Some nice thunderstorm buildup close to home! This reminded me of the time when t-storms were also firing up just to our east many years ago during the summer which resulted in an epic lightning show up in the Sacramento Valley area... Pic taken from San Jose, CA during me & my mom's commute home from work. (Tuesday, September 20, 2022; 5:46 p.m.)
*Weather scenario: Much-needed rain & t-storms had hit central & northern parts of California, bringing relief to places that typically see no precipitation in September… A low pressure area was churning off the coast. It had followed unprecedented heat across much of California at the start of September, when a prolonged historic heatwave had shattered all-time record highs. Summer months are usually dry here & the 1st half of September was no different. The notable exception to the dry conditions was the tropical moisture from the remnants of Hurricane Kay in far-southern parts of the state. In the past few days, the unusual September rainfall has fallen from Santa Barbara up thru the California/Oregon border. This weather pattern that has brought scattered showers & t-storms was expected to hang on for another day or so, with the quasi-stationary low-pressure system off the coast forecast to begin moving inland by Wednesday. After this weather system exits, we should expect a return to hot & dry conditions.
Gravel are the babyteeth of a river's living selfhood.
For a river to deposit buildups locally along its course — vs hoarding up all its stuff and uselessly offering everything to the vast obliviousness of the Ocean Sea — is not a gift that any fool should take for granted. A Beloiter especially!
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In downtown Beloit, Wisconsin, on September 1st, 2011, the Rock River as viewed upstream from a bridge on 4th Street (Wisconsin Route 213).
The Rock River flows to the Mississippi River.
This section of the Rock River was formerly covered by an elevated parking deck, the structural supports of which might possibly have influenced the emergence and location of sandbars in the river. It is impossible to know!!
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Library of Congress classification ideas:
F547.R7 Rock River (Wis. and Ill.)—Pictorial works.
F587.A17 Rivers—Wisconsin—Pictorial works.
GB564 Bars (Geomorphology)—United States—Pictorial works.
TA455.G73 Gravel—Pictorial works.
F351 Mississippi River Watershed—Pictorial works.
F589.B4 Beloit (Wis.)—Pictorial works.
Survived another of those "almost the end of the world" events. Yesterday's earthshaking digital TV changeover, that is.
I swear, the buildup for that event was as big, as long and as loud as (do you remember?) for Y2K. And I wonder, if the Second Coming was announced a year or two in advance, could the TV types have gone any farther overboard? If so, it's hard to imagine.
So, what a moment of high drama it was, what bated breath in my lungs as I prepared to turn on the old B&W set out in the workshop -- where there's no cable hookup and no converter box or other such paraphernalia. I patiently flipped through the channels, using both the UHF and VHF dials (you kids don't know what that's all about, do you?). When just about ready to conclude that the transition was in fact total ... no, wait! Look here, it's "3ABN" coming through, sort of loud and sort of clear.
It's "Kids Time," with Miss Brenda, and it's really wholesome -- even goody-goody -- Christian programming. So, it seems I will still be able to have something on The Tube while tinkering in the workshop. And one type of daytime TV is about as good or bad as another.
But I wonder, are the good folks at 3ABN defying the US government decree, or what? If so, is that a good example to set for their impressionable young audience?
By the way, I did have to look up "3ABN" to see if it stands for something and yes, it does: Three Angels Broadcasting Network. (But why only three??)
BUILDUP Diversity and Inclusion Technology Round Table With Rev. Jesse Jackson at Galvanize in San Francisco
BUILDUP Diversity and Inclusion Technology Round Table With Rev. Jesse Jackson at Galvanize in San Francisco
As the last car on the train it is hardly a surprise that snow is building up on the end of this tank car.
I found a fork almost identical - I spent 3 hours freeing the post and bottom bracket and 1 hour peeling the scratched up stickers off. The one on the head tube luckily has very minor damage.
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My favourite of the small buildups of fluffsome snowfall is the one atop the letter v.
The corp "Thrivent Financial" sometimes refers to itself as "Thrivent Financial For Lutherans," depending on circumstance/audience. The corp is the corporate descendant of an entity originally known as "Fervent Religiosity For Lutherans."
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In downtown Minneapolis on February 22nd, 2011, the Thrivent Financial Building, erected in 1981, at the northeast corner of South 7th Street and 4th Avenue South.
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Library of Congress classification ideas:
HS1510.T483 Thrivent Financial for Lutherans—Pictorial works.
GT3911.A2 Signs and signboards—United States—Pictorial works.
GB2615 Snow—United States—Pictorial works.
NA6232 Office buildings—United States—Pictorial works.
E169.12 Nineteen eighties—Pictorial works.
F614.M543 Minneapolis (Minn.)—Pictorial works.
BUILDUP Diversity and Inclusion Technology Round Table With Rev. Jesse Jackson at Galvanize in San Francisco
BUILDUP Diversity and Inclusion Technology Round Table With Rev. Jesse Jackson at Galvanize in San Francisco
BUILDUP Diversity and Inclusion Technology Round Table With Rev. Jesse Jackson at Galvanize in San Francisco
On Tuesday afternoon December 17, 2013, Rep. Tom Reed and Great Lakes and Ohio River Division Commander Brig. Gen. Margaret Burcham met with stakeholders and officials in Mayville, Dunkirk and Silver Creek, New York. Pittsburgh District commander Col. Bernard Lindstrom and Buffalo District commander Lt. Col. Owen Beaudoin also took part, along with key Corps staff. Issues discussed included sediment buildup, algal blooms and invasive plant species in Chautauqua Lake; dredging in Dunkirk and Barcelona and dredging and flooding in Silver Creek. The overriding theme was economic impacts associated with tourism and related businesses.
Speaking of Brig. Gen. Burcham, Rep. Reed said, “Her coming here I think has left an impression, a positive impression.”
BUILDUP Diversity and Inclusion Technology Round Table With Rev. Jesse Jackson at Galvanize in San Francisco
BUILDUP Diversity and Inclusion Technology Round Table With Rev. Jesse Jackson at Galvanize in San Francisco
close to the landing strips | building up at the Culture Park Westergas Amsterdam September 2010 | Photography by Hans Kalliwoda
Beautiful thunderstorm buildup just to our east, seen from around Pleasanton, CA. Upon starting our commute home from work, I saw this... An isolated thunderstorm was pounding Livermore, CA at the time! I quickly asked my mom if we can go to an open area so I can briefly take in this storm at least from a distance. Simply awesome! Now if only we were able to chase this cell... Fun weather times. (Tuesday late afternoon, September 20, 2022; 5:10 p.m.)
*Weather scenario: Much-needed rain & t-storms had hit central & northern parts of California, bringing relief to places that typically see no precipitation in September… A low-pressure area, an occurrence more likely in winter, was churning off the coast. It had followed unprecedented heat across much of California at the start of September, when a prolonged historic heatwave had shattered all-time record highs. Summer months are usually dry here & the 1st half of September was no different. The notable exception to the dry conditions was the tropical moisture from the remnants of Hurricane Kay in far-southern parts of the state. In the past few days, the unusual September rainfall has fallen from Santa Barbara up thru the California/Oregon border. This weather pattern that has brought scattered showers & t-storms was expected to hang on for another day or so, with the quasi-stationary low-pressure system off the coast forecast to begin moving inland by Wednesday. After the weather system exits, we should expect a return to hot & dry conditions.