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I finally have a strong feeling that Kristine is complete: in her look and as a character. Such a pleasant feeling! I'm her fan-girl, lol! *o*
Cuyahoga Community College
Western Campus
(2009)
Playwright: Long, Singer, Winfield
Director: Fred Gloor
Scenic Design: Todd Krispinsky
My 241 Tote (pattern by Anna Graham!), is now complete. It's made with prints from Lizzy House's fabric lines (Lizzy Dish, Red Letter Day, Castle Peeps, 1001 Peeps, Outfoxed), and now has been adorned with Outfoxed pins! I love collecting pins and could not pass these up when she listed them in her shop! :)
Get your own here: lizzyhouse.bigcartel.com/product/limited-edition-outfoxed...
finepix s100fs with delta flip flash bracket, off camera ITTL shoe, and Sunpak PZ42x with home made paper diffuser.
Fifteen Iraqi police officers successfully complete IED Defeat course
Baghdad, 16 February 2017 - The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS), the Government of Japan and the Ministry of Interior in Iraq held a certification ceremony for fifteen Iraqi police officers who have successfully completed the Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) Defeat Course (basic). This project is funded by a generous contribution from the Government of Japan and directly supports the development of national capacity to respond to explosive threats in recently retaken areas.
The four-week training course plus follow-up mentoring was held at Salman Pak Police EOD training centre. The specifically designed training course includes numerous practical scenario exercises with the aim of building the confidence of the students to mitigate the threat of explosive hazards including IEDs. Local police officers were selected from Al Anbar, Diyala, Ninawa and Salah Ad Din governorates.
Maj. Gen. Abdulkarim Hatim, Head of Training Department, Ministry of Interior, stated that “training courses in Iraq are contributing to the return of displaced families to their homes paving the way for necessary reconstruction and development projects.”
H.E. Mr. Fumio Iwai, Ambassador of Japan to the Republic of Iraq, said in his statement that “it must be a daunting task for us all to consolidate peace and stability in the liberated areas after the liberation of Mosul including the expected liberation of Western side in the coming period by the brave Iraqi Security Forces.” He added that “however, we hope that the liberation of Mosul gives us, especially for Iraqi people, a golden opportunity to strive as one not only for its reconstruction but also for national reconciliation.”
Mr. Pierre Lemelin, Senior Programme Manager, UNMAS Iraq, highlighted that “UNMAS has trained 45 participants since 2016 to enhance a national capacity to respond to and mitigate explosive hazard threats including IEDs in retaken areas.”
Photos by UNAMI PIO.
Complete precasting installation to manufacture transformer units (electrical substations) by Olmet Italy.
This cake was internet-enabled. Data was analyzed by a computer program to determine whether a given "tag" on Delicious.com was being discussed positively or negatively. Positive sentiment was reflected by the smiley face LED pattern, while neutral and frowny-face patterns were also available.
The fourth pattern simply indicated that something was actually going on.
1. Topiary, 2. a good swimmer, 3. The neighbourhood´s grocery store (look what I have got here), 4. Low fat, 5. For emergencies ( and they are often!), 6. Untitled, 7. curiosity killed the cat... (Askew), 8. One number, 9. U Turn, 10. curiosity killed the cat... (Askew), 11. Sugestão do dia, 12. English muffins, mehhhhh, 13. Jaws! in Prague!, 14. Amen, 15. Vacant, 16. On my fridge ( the glamourous well travelled bit), 17. A notice, 18. Puppy fish eyes, 19. Useless, 20. negative
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Title: The encyclopædia of practical cookery : a complete dictionary of all pertaining to the art of cookery and table service ..., v.3
Creator: Garrett, Theodore Francis
Creator: Rawson, William A
Creator: University of Leeds. Library
Publisher: London : L. Upcott Gill
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: University of Leeds Library
Date: 1892
Vol: v.3
Language: eng
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Photos taken on December 18, 2007, Tuesday. Rainy Morning.
This shopping center is under complete transformation and renovation. The shopping center originally contained a SAFEWAY Supermarket along with a Sav-on Drug Store, side by side. To the left of these two stores were a row a smaller shops. In 1988, when SAFEWAY Supermarkets' Southern California Area Stores were taken over by VONS Supermarkets. VONS renamed this store PAVILIONS and it has remained a PAVILIONS since that time. (SAFEWAY took over VONS in 2006) Next door to the left was a Sav-on Drug Store, which converted to a CVS Pharmacy Drug Store in 2006.
In the last couple of years SAFEWAY has worked on plans to replace the PAVILIONS with a larger store. The original store at this location was in the same design as the former SAFEWAY Supermarket location in Venice, California. The CVS Drug Store was relocated in 2007 to the opposite end of the shopping center. The PAVILIONS and the old CVS were demolished last fall. Photos on this date show the new Pavilions being built. One of xx photos of this shopping center.
offering classes on: coffee, espresso preparation, milk texturing, machinery, history, marketing, design, etc.
I wrote a blog post on an excerpt from this book, so I had my own assignment: take an interesting picture. Not sure how I feel, but I think it turned out all right (how do you make a modern book look all that interesting?)
I’m again raising money in aid of HEARTS & SOULS having previously completed the London Bridges walk in 2017 and the Thames Valley Summer walk last summer, this time I will be running my first ever 10K race at the age of 61 ..... 25 years, 10 months and 1 day after my last race!
Hearts & Souls are a local voluntary run charity based in Wycombe hospital that fund the excellent cardiac rehabilitation classes which help around a 1,000 patients to recover from cardiac events each year in South Bucks.
This part of the rehabilitation programme is not funded by the NHS and relies entirely on charitable and legacy donations to keep it free at the point of use at a cost of about £25,000 per year. This is not some high profile national organisation but a small local charity who rely mainly on a small pool of those who have been through the progamme to help today's patients.
My own reason for doing this is that I hadn’t ran at all since the Wycombe half marathon in 1993 when I suffered a heart attack while out walking from Bledlow Ridge on 28th Dec 2016, this was my second heart event having previously been diagnosed with unstable angina and having an angioplasty with stent in 2013, it has been a slow but steady progress to get my fitness back to a level where I am now able to run this distance.
Following the heart attack I was treated in Harefield hospital where I had my 2nd angioplasty & stent and was again invited to the award winning cardiac rehab. in Wycombe hospital in Mar 2017, this was my second time so I knew what to expect.
I found that after my first heart episode the uncertainly in your own ability to carry out even the most mundane tasks like climbing the stairs, lifting the shopping or supporting the mighty Wycombe Wanderers makes you almost too afraid to even try, that you might be over exerting yourself and god forbid, that you will give yourself a heart attack – it’s a real fear. Attending those first rehab classes had rebuilt my confidence, given me the belief that I could get back to a normal life and that playing with the grandkids wasn’t life threatening and I wanted that same reassurance again, but this time make proper life-time changes to my routines & diet with more determination to improve my health & fitness so I wouldn’t be back in another 3.5 years.
And so, over the past 2 years I attended the 6 weeks of cardiac rehab; 12 weeks of FFIT (football fans in training, a diet and fitness lifestyle programme run by the Wycombe Wanderers Sports & Educational Trust - promotional video featuring my good-self); increased my step count from 3,500 to 15,000 per day; started out on the weekly Wycombe Rye 5km parkrun in Oct 2017 completing my 50th run just before Christmas 2018; rejoined the FFIT boys for a weekly circuit training and recently started to extend my running with support from the local running community with runs up to 15km. I’m now feeling the benefits through increased fitness levels, weight loss, lower cholesterol, heart rate & blood pressure and improved physical and mental well-being all helping reduce the risk and fear of another heart attack.
Two years of exercising and some of the amazing people I've met along the way all captured in pictures ... here
I have much to be grateful to the cardiac rehab, giving me the knowledge, belief, confidence and inspiration to go on and make these changes and so wish to return the favour and help those who are now facing that same uncertainty and fear about their own future by running the challenging mixed terrain and hilly ‘Ridge Off Roader 10K’ in May. There is a good reason entering this particular race as the start and finish line are exactly where I had my heart attack in Bledlow Ridge - it's pay back time!.
Please help me to raise as much money as possible to support this vital/invaluable/essential service, you never know when you or some-one close might be grateful for their help and support.
I support this charity with a passion but limit my fund raising to once a year so like to put in as much effort as possible to each one to get the maximum return, I make no apologies for constantly pushing this. I'm not going to set a time target on this run as I suffer with angina when under exertion which can be affected by the conditions on the day and adjust my pace accordingly, but I would hope to finish in just over the hour.
Please support this deserving charity at JustGiving: www.justgiving.com/fundraising/RunTheRidge-HeartsandSouls
Blog covering this story .... peterjemmett.blogspot.com/2019/10/heart-attack-to-10k-par...
Mick "Duffy" Collard 1980 NHRA World Champion Completed Aug 2020, Interested contact slotcarrepaints@yahoo.com . 1 off commissions undertaken
In the comments, add a comment if you’d like to nominate this afghan for one of the following 'peoples choice' awards. You can nominate more than one afghan.
-Best Color Combo
-Best Afghan Modification
-Best Afghan in Suggested Colors
Click the Next button to the right of the image to scroll through all available afghans.
In January, we’ll come back and vote for the winners, and on Feb 3rd, Bernat will hold a drawing to determine the winner of the official contest.
For the first time in the state, such pilot projects were carried out in the drought prone areas of South, East and West districts.
The pergola is finally complete. 70% Tan Shade Fabric installed on top, RGB LED Strip lights installed with RF Remote. The Strip lights took a while to install because of all the conduit and car needed to ensure water tight seals, plus They're attached to 8' long aluminum flat bars that are screwed to the wood since adhesive tape doesn't really stick to wood.
Students perform a scene for the CLU 2011 Blackbox Production of The Bible: The Complete Word of God Abridged.
Left to right: Ally Crocker, Erik Groth, Bryana Gable, Will Cowles Meyer, Cooper Smith
Photo by Kelsey Goeres.
COMPLETED- Sweater for my two year old daughter, made with Cascade 220 Superwash wool yarn. Some really cool glittery flower buttons too!
Went away for 2 weeks and came back to find windows and fire exit door had been fitted and the building was completely bricked up.
Leith Fort, Edinburgh - Mid Market Rent
Reference - T31620
Provider - Port of Leith Housing Association
Local Authority - City of Edinburgh Council
62 units for Mid Market Rent
(site also includes 32 units for Council Social Rent - 28 general provision, 4 wheelchair accessible, ref T31715)
Approved January 2012
Completed 30 October 2017
Innovation and Investment Fund - Registered Social Landlord (RSL) New Build
Regeneration of 1960s flats built on the site of Leith Fort, a Napoleonic era military fort. New build units are 'colony style' flats.
This development won the Homes for Scotland 2018 Award for Affordable Housing Development of the Year.
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