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Magnífico edificio de Alberto Campo Baeza en Granada, Andalucía (España). El uso magistral del hormigón como solucion integral de fachada, el enorme patio interior entorno al cual se desarrolla la distribución de oficinas, el recurso del mármol travertino en bruto como pavimento y la curiosa elección del alabastro como cerramiento traslúcido son los elementos más característicos de éste hito arquitectónico. Está concebido como un cubo, modulado en su totalidad (3m) en cuya cubierta se abren una serie de lucernarios que crean la sensación de una caja de luces. El edificio se articula alrededor de un patio con cuatro columnas sustentantes de la cubiertq que emulan el diametro y la altura de las de la catedral de Granada, como un pequeño homenaje. El espacio de entrada se comprime con una baja altura para, despues de cruzar la primera crujía, llegar al patio que se alza con una altura descomunal que unida al desmesurado tamaño de los pilares (3.3 metros de diametro) aporta una sensacion monumental y onírica. El paramento de alabastro traslúcido se une a estos "efectos especiales".
With shield, spear, great helms, six-board chest, gonfalon banners, and a weapons rack chock full of swords, maces, warhammers, axes, a flail, and one nasty goedendag.
Camp Beckwith's chapel at sunrise, with a great view of the day as it starts over Week's Bay. We will be having our closing Eucharist is just a few hours, bringing our 2016 Men's Conference to a close.
Camping at MacDill AFB, Tampa Florida, Winter 2021 Mission BBQ provided free brunch for Veterans, police and Fireman
"No professional cameras allowed inside"... but I saw a few dslrs. grrrr. Point and drop finally kicked the bucket, too... no photos for me.
Summer day camp thriving at Casey
By Sgt. 1st Class Jeff Troth
jefferey.l.troth.mil@mail.mil
CAMP CASEY, South Korea – If you have kids in elementary school and want to give them a chance to attend summer day camp, Area I’s Camp Adventure offers games, field trips and other fun, while also helping youngsters learn how to get along with others and follow rules.
It’s held Monday through Friday at Camp Casey’s School Age Center, bldg. 2475. Costs range from $40 - $110 per week, on a sliding scale based on overall family income.
Camp Adventure is open to Area I youngsters in first through fifth grades, and allows parents to register their kids for one week at a time.
That way, parents can choose which sessions to send their children to, and don’t have to pay for weeks they may be on vacation or otherwise unable to have their children attend.
Each week’s schedule includes arts-and-crafts, a library visit and reading session, swimming and playground activities, a Wednesday field trip to such places as an amusement park, museum, or zoo.
“Camp is fun, going to the pool, going on all the field trips,” said 10-year old Senora Fontenot. “But, the funnest part is hanging out with all my friends.”
The counselors are college students drawn from a variety of schools, taking part in the Camp Adventure Youth Services, run by the University of Northern Iowa. The program holds the camps in various countries, and on U.S. military installations overseas. They get college credit, room and board for their work as summer counselors.
The Area I youngsters also get weekly visits from a counselor with the Army’s Military and Family Life Consultant program. Those sessions are geared to helping foster emotional well-being.
One recent session, for example, involved a game called “emotional bingo.”
Each child got a bingo-style card with the names of 24 emotions – “jealous” “delighted” “bored” “loving” for example.
Each then got a chance to tell of his or her experiences with one or more of those emotions.
“Each week we have different themes,” said Gia Murtucci, a Camp Adventure counselor who graduated from the California State University, Chico, with a degree in education.
“We did Wizard of Oz one week, an ocean theme, next week we’ll do Forty-Niners-Gold Rush theme,” she said.
“We really work with expanding creativity and specifically getting kids to socialize,” said Murtucci. “We work on behavioral management skills and learning how to cooperate and follow the rules.”
Camp Adventure is also designed to keep the children active and away from video games, she said.
To register children or for more information, call Area I Child, Youth and School Services at 730-3628 or 732-3468.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - By the time I started my second time lapse at 1:20AM, the aurora had less structure and was starting to dim again.
The Class of 2018 celebrated the end of Cadet Field Training with Camp Illumination, Saturday, July 25, 2015 at Camp Buckner. Cadets invited guests to attend the summer semi-formal event for an evening of dancing, camaraderie and fireworks. Cadets from ROTC, other military academies and a few foreign countries also participated in CFT.
I don't know if this is stuff left by other hikers who have been out to this bus or if it belongs to Chris.
FC Barcelona 1 - Benidorm CD 0
13 de novembre del 2008, Camp Nou
Copa del Rei, Setzens de final (tornada)
Summer day camp thriving at Casey
By Sgt. 1st Class Jeff Troth
jefferey.l.troth.mil@mail.mil
CAMP CASEY, South Korea – If you have kids in elementary school and want to give them a chance to attend summer day camp, Area I’s Camp Adventure offers games, field trips and other fun, while also helping youngsters learn how to get along with others and follow rules.
It’s held Monday through Friday at Camp Casey’s School Age Center, bldg. 2475. Costs range from $40 - $110 per week, on a sliding scale based on overall family income.
Camp Adventure is open to Area I youngsters in first through fifth grades, and allows parents to register their kids for one week at a time.
That way, parents can choose which sessions to send their children to, and don’t have to pay for weeks they may be on vacation or otherwise unable to have their children attend.
Each week’s schedule includes arts-and-crafts, a library visit and reading session, swimming and playground activities, a Wednesday field trip to such places as an amusement park, museum, or zoo.
“Camp is fun, going to the pool, going on all the field trips,” said 10-year old Senora Fontenot. “But, the funnest part is hanging out with all my friends.”
The counselors are college students drawn from a variety of schools, taking part in the Camp Adventure Youth Services, run by the University of Northern Iowa. The program holds the camps in various countries, and on U.S. military installations overseas. They get college credit, room and board for their work as summer counselors.
The Area I youngsters also get weekly visits from a counselor with the Army’s Military and Family Life Consultant program. Those sessions are geared to helping foster emotional well-being.
One recent session, for example, involved a game called “emotional bingo.”
Each child got a bingo-style card with the names of 24 emotions – “jealous” “delighted” “bored” “loving” for example.
Each then got a chance to tell of his or her experiences with one or more of those emotions.
“Each week we have different themes,” said Gia Murtucci, a Camp Adventure counselor who graduated from the California State University, Chico, with a degree in education.
“We did Wizard of Oz one week, an ocean theme, next week we’ll do Forty-Niners-Gold Rush theme,” she said.
“We really work with expanding creativity and specifically getting kids to socialize,” said Murtucci. “We work on behavioral management skills and learning how to cooperate and follow the rules.”
Camp Adventure is also designed to keep the children active and away from video games, she said.
To register children or for more information, call Area I Child, Youth and School Services at 730-3628 or 732-3468.
While there is a National Park Campground located at the west entrance to Zion NP , we still prefer the free camping options. All back roads lead to great primitive camps near Rockville, UT. Grafton ghost town, Wire Mesa, Smithsonian Buttes, Kolob Reservoir road and this popular one along the highway.... Virgin River Camps. No signs, no tables, no toilets... but hey, whaddya expect for free.