View allAll Photos Tagged changing
Artist: Matias Kalwill
--
*Juan Carlos Soriano* | Organizador regional de 350.org para América Latina
móvil: +1 (202) 340-1142 | skype: juan.350 | twitter:
juanca_araali
Sigue a 350.org en facebook y
Changing aspen trees in fall near Owl Creek Pass, Colorado
Photography prints available: http//:aaronspong.com
SAVANNAH, Ga. – During a ceremony overlooking the Savannah River on historic downtown River Street, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District welcomed a new commander, Col. Thomas J. Tickner, and said farewell to outgoing commander Col. Jeff M. Hall, July 19, 2013. Officiated by Brig. Gen. Donald E. Jackson, commander of the Corps' South Atlantic Division in Atlanta, Ga., the Change of Command ceremony marked the Army tradition to introduce a new commander to the District every three years. USACE photo by George Jumara.
Natural Resources Committee Chair Raúl Grijalva accompanies Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and a bicameral Congressional Delegation, to Madrid, Spain for the 2019 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, known as COP25.
Photos by Julio Obscura
U.S. Army Lt. Col. Kenneth N. Snow, 1st Battalion, 118th Infantry Regiment outgoing commander, South Carolina Army National Guard, gives remarks during the 1st Battalion, 118th Infantry Regiment change of command held at the Mount Pleasant readiness center in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, Aug. 1, 2021. Snow relinquished his command to U.S. Army Lt. Col. Mark L. McGee after a successful three-year post as commander. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Kimberly D. Calkins, South Carolina National Guard)
North mouth of the yard is where most crew changes take place. Here we see an intermodal train headed to Baltimore waiting for permission.
Incredible Change band playing Fort Reno Park, Washington, DC July 23, 2015.
The chrome tuner on the bassist's headstock is catching the park light above the stage, flaring up my old Soviet lens.
Fotografía tomada en Londres -Reino Unido
This picture was taken in London - United Kingdom
Fotografía tomada con cámara analógica y posteriormente escaneada
This picture was taken by an analogical camera and afterwards scanned
06.05.2018 Nant Gwernol Station Wales.
No. 6 ‘Douglas’ This 0-4-0WT was built in 1918 by Andrew Barclay & Co. Ltd. for the Airservice Construction Corps. From 1921 until 1945 it worked at the RAF railway at Calshot Spit, Southampton. After a period in store at Calshot it was bought in 1949 by Abelson & Co. (Engineers) Ltd. who presented it to the Talyllyn in 1953. After overhaul and alteration from 2ft to 2ft 3in gauge, it entered service in 1954 and was named ‘Douglas’ at the donor’s request. Although smaller than the other locos it has performed well and was returned to service in 1995, having been fitted with a new boiler and turned out in its old Air Ministry Works & Buildings livery.
On 21st February 2018, it was the 100th Birthday of ‘Douglas’. To commemorate the centenary a new livery reflecting its RAF heritage was commissioned.
Photos by : Ahmed Hayman
Sarah Rifaat
Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/sarahrifaat/
Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/SarahRifaat
twitter: twitter.com/sarahspeakstome
<>
Plan Canada Sponsor a Child:
plancanada.ca/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=265
Change the world and sponsor a child with Plan Canada.
Help fight children's poverty, secure children's rights, and feed the children around the globe through Canada's leading children's charity.
Este email contiene imágenes, si no las visualiza correctamente abralo en su navegador (
www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_ac...
)
Refacciones en la Plaza de Los Artilleros
( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
Las obras se realizan sobre los bancos y juegos que unos vándalos destruyeron hace unas semanas en ese parque de Ciudadela.
Leer mas ( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
Estudiantes avanza en el Reducido
( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
El pincha superó por 1-0 a Comunicaciones con gol de Andrés Montenegro y avanzó a las semifinales del Octogonal.
Leer mas ( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
Dejá de fumar en el Modelo de Caseros
( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
En el Sanatorio de L. Medina 2258 un grupo de especialistas brinda un Programa de Tabaquismo. Hablamos con el Coordinador Diego Sanchez Gelós y el
Licenciado Sergio Azzara.
Leer mas ( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
La historia detrás del suicidio
( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
El fin de semana pasado confirmamos la triste noticia que un adolescente de 17 años se ahorcó en Pablo Podestá. Siete días después de este hecho
se aclaran algunos detalles.
Leer mas ( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
Novedades sobre las antenas
( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
Fuentes del municipio informaron que se trata de antenas de enlace, que realizan transferencias de datos punto a punto, y que no cuentan con
autorización.
Leer mas ( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
¿Ratas en el supermercado Vea?
( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2...? )
La Dirección de Bromatología del Municipio de 3 de Febrero procedió a la clausura del supermercado Vea de Caseros.
Leer mas ( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2...? )
Hallazgo de N3F sobre el accidente de Misiones
( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
Un micro de Río Uruguay chocó anoche con un camión en la Ruta 12 y murieron 8 personas. Desde el Facebook del chofer fallecido hay comentarios que
comprometen a la empresa.
Leer mas ( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
La previa de Pasión de Sábado
( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
Caseros se prepara para recibir mañana a la mejor fiesta de la movida tropical. El Secretario de Deportes, Cultura y Educación, Héctor Chávez,
cuenta sus expectativas.
Leer mas ( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_k2... )
IR A NOTICIAS#DEFEBRERO.COM.AR ( www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web )
No desea recibir más nuestras noticias? Quitar suscripción (
www.noticias3defebrero.com.ar/web/index.php?option=com_ac...
)
well i never lived the dreams
of the prom kings and drama queens.
i'd like to think the best of me
is still hiding up my sleeve.
The classic B&O CPL signals that used to protect "BD Tower" in Akron, Ohio are now a thing of the past. New Safetran signals have been erected and the classic signals have fallen.
Hundreds of visitors came to get inspired and play with us at our Climate Art Exhibit on Sep. 14-15 at the Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival. Green Change and dozens of volunteers hosted this special exhibit to engage more people to go green and fight climate change. We collaborated with these talented artists to create this featured presentation: Ann Dodge, Tess Felix, Fabrice Florin, Janey Fritsche, Al Grumet, Aurora Mahassine and Randy Rosenberg.
Together, we transformed the redwood grove at Old Mill Park into a creative space for climate action. We inspired hundreds of conversations about climate change through vibrant artworks, visual storytelling, interactive installations and fun activities for all ages. Over a hundred people signed up as Green Change members, dozens pledged to take climate action and many more played our educational games and learned new information to help them go green.
Our climate art exhibit featured:
• Ocean Plastic Portraits - stunning portraits made from recycled materials found on beaches
• Seeds of Change - a multi-dimensional living art installation rising 20 feet up in the redwood trees
• Keeping Score - a fun corn hole game about our food choices
• Hitting Home - an origami house activity about our energy choices
• Alchemy of Fire - mixed-media paintings about the threat of wildfires
• This Island Earth - paintings celebrating the beauty and spiritual power of nature
• Earth Bike - a unique art float created to inspire people to go green
• Green Change - an information table for learning about climate action
This was a fun and rewarding experience for all participants, bringing together hundreds of people and inspiring them to make a green change in their lives. The majestic redwood grove at Old Mill offered an ideal setting for helping each other protect nature and our future.
Special thanks to our gracious hosts Erma Murphy and Sylvia Barsky at MVFAF -- and to all the volunteers who so generously helped us present our work for this transformative experience!
View more photos of our Climate Art Exhibit presentation:
www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157709354972591
View photos of our Climate Art Exhibit creation:
www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157710958173956
Learn about this Climate Art Exhibit at MVFAF:
Read this Pacific Sun story:
Learn more about Green Change:
#art #climateaction #climateart #climatechange #green #greenchange #marin #millvalley #millvalleyfallarts #mvfaf
Trees changing with seasons along the Rio Grande in Truth or Consequences ( T or C ), the county seat of Sierra County, NM
Dopo aver ripulito insieme a tutti gli altri ragazzi che hanno partecipato alla Raccolta Indiscriminata, ho scattato solo questa foto prima di lasciare C.da Rinazzi...per ora mi basta...
follow www.etnawalk.it
My stepfather had a stroke a few months ago. He's in a nursing home now and will most likely spend the rest of his life there. I didn't grow up with him, he and my mom married years and years after my parents divorce and therefore have never been really close to him but he's a good man and I feel sad for him. He and my mom divorced a few years ago but remain friends and he's my two younger sisters' father.
When I visited home last month my mom had alot of his things in her garage as his house had to be sold. There was a box overflowing with pieces of wood from his many projects and this was one of those pieces. One of his favorite hobbies was to collect logs, branches, any piece of found wood that he could. He got them from along the Ohio River, around town and so on. He would cut the pieces into smaller pieces and sand them over and over until they were as smooth as silk. You really have to see and feel one of his pieces in person to truly appreciate it, they're just amazing. I'm so happy to have a few of these now with me. To know that something that one person loved and treasured can have a new life with someone else is a good thing I think.
Maj. Robert Rose, 55th Wing chaplain, provides an invocation during the Base leadership salutes the American Flag during the 55th Operations Group change of command ceremony at Offutt Air Force Base, Neb., July 31, 2020. The 55th OG is the largest operations group in the Air Force with 11 squadrons and two detachments around the world. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jessica Montano)
Families at the 1100 Lyman Avenue Block Party (Oak Park, IL, USA) collected
trash to clean up our block.
--
Anne Jordan-Baker
708-383-5914
annecjb@gmail.com
The changes taking place in the San Francisco neighborhoods of SoMa (South of Market) and Rincon Hill are astounding. The new high rises, the new TransBay Terminal, and other new infrastructure have transformed this former heavy industrial area to a modern city marvel...I made this photo to illustrate how the 'New' is being integrated with the 'Old'. The good news is, many of the remaining old buildings are being adapted to new purposes to be an integral part of this vibrant area of The City. A good example of this is the restaurant "Anchor & Hope" on Minna Street.
The Buildings
The following is an extract from the Archaeology Consultation contained in the planning application by Teignbridge District Council:
“The proposed development involves the change of use of the lodge and The eastern (Church of England) Mortuary Chapel, along with the demolition of the remains of western (Non-Conformist) Mortuary Chapel. It has been suggested that these buildings were designed by the notable local architect J.W. Rowell, who designed a number of buildings in and around Newton Abbot in the mid-19th century. The western mortuary chapel is described as a store, but is in fact the remains of the Non-Conformist Mortuary Chapel.
These buildings were probably built in the 1850’s, are an attractive group of buildings designed by a local architect built to serve the 19th century planned out-of-town cemetery and are located in the middle of its oldest part. Given the quality of these buildings, their link with a local architect and their contribution they make to the historic cemetery and the 19th century town I would advise that this planning application was not determined until further information is submitted in support of this planning application. This information should set out:
Earliest References
The following reference comes from:
THE TEIGNMOUTH GUIDE “containing a description of the town and of the places and remarkable points of interestin the neighbourhood; the excursions and walks, the wild flowers, ferns and sea weeds to be found in the district, climate, &c, &c. Sixteenth edition, with considerable additions.”
The guide was written by Nicholas Toms Carrington, January 1 1865. It was published and printed by Edward Croydon and George Henry Croydon. Interestingly the Croydon family are themselves interred in the Teignmouth Old Cemetery.
“Since the prohibition of intra-mural interments, a public Cemetery was opened nearly a mile from the town, on the old Exeter road. The situation is commanding, and the enclosed space, which is entirely surrounded by a wall and railing, may comprise about two acres. The usual division exists between the portions appropriated to the worshippers belonging to the Church of England and dissenters, and there are also two chapels for the conducting of the burial service.
The grounds are well laid out, and considerable taste is displayed in tending the resting-places of many of the departed — thus giving a pleasing air of neatness and solemn retirement to the hallowed precincts of the graveyards. Admittance may be obtained at all times (except during the hours of Divine service on Sundays), on application at the porter’s lodge.
The management and control of the Cemetery is vested in a body known as the Burial Board, which consists of eighteen members, chosen in an equal manner from the inhabitants of either parish.”
The book is available on Googlebooks.