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liquid painting is very liberating for the painter.
SEE PHOTO BELOW in the comment section for an example of what this painting's left side used to look like.
it's a good visual description of LIQUID PAINTING's purpose/changes.
and it's very exciting to overpaint.
it provides its own form of escapism -- the ability to be free to paint over what is finished in a way that builds and destroys at the same time. just like life!
in life when we have a goal or an accomplishment that we want to achieve, we set out toward the completion point.
if we work hard enough and have the necessary aptitude for success within the project, eventually the TASK is completed.
and there is perhaps a celebration?
but then the next chapter of this incessant struggle rears up to make itself frontal to our next accomplishment.
we seem to live between the accomplishments, ever-focused on the end point of achievement.
and liquid painting is like this without the neurotic sadness.
it is about literally PAINTING OVER already wonderful and finished products.
it is ANTI-MATERIALISTIC.
it is an exploration into change.
it is an adventure about letting go of something.
it is like a tibetan sand painting that is fated to be blown away.
and so are dynasties and earthly power.
as the RISE OF A GLOBAL TELEVISION NETWORK continues its mad race toward existence, nation states will be used like pawns. they will become like the characters on the Dopaquel Peninsula.
they will eat horses and chop off the arms of their daughters.
they will seek an illusion of the pre-electric world reintegrated with the post-havoc world of nuclear energy and atomic warfare. they will look to the past as though it had become a heaven.
and the inversion of the demented CHRISTIAN FALL will make heaven into an "historical" notion that can only be reached by going back into time, whereas hell will become a "future possibility".
the threat of CRIME BLOTTER posing as news will make the peaceful tranquility of the Dopaquel Peninsula irresistible to the betteroffs and the prettyoffs.
the idea of CLEAN AIR, CLEAN LAND, CLEAN WATER, CLEAN FOOD will be the plaintiff cry of all the people.
but few will have access to it.
so keep shoveling those fking MEDZ down your throat, america.
blake's poetry that you didn't read or understand because all you could stand was the image of a tiger burning bright.
you never made it to the real poetic works, did you?
got hung up at the door jam,
again and again and again.
the piscean slave syndrome of catch and release, catch and release.
but who if not you ever listened or read our government's abominations in the 9/11 commission report?
did NOT ONE american take time to hear what the government "claims" happened?
is this inconceivably sharp question so DAMNING?!?!
how could NOT ONE american take time to examine 9/11?
how could GLOBAL TELEVISION crush the story and the fall out so THOROUGHLY?
it literally KILLED the show friends.
i don't know, but i'd bet that you never took the time to understand just exactly what our rogue government was up to, but you acted like you did.
you pretended that these new unnamed organizations weren't stool pigeons of your own government, set up and paid for and then "allegedly" they went sideways?!<| maybe not.
liars tell lies.
instead, you probably know at least a couple of people who took time and money to out and buy duct tape and plastic wrapping.
and all of us bought so much gas it could fill swimming pools and a whole neighborhood could fill lakes and underground oceans have been consumed by cities.
it was US!!!
i gave my car up for three years, but after i was almost run down on my mountain bike by a confused motorist who had never used a "roundabout" before, i too returned to the petroleum speed addiction of instant travel power.
it's a life/death issue -- don't go up against armored vehicles with your windmill tilting two wheeled pedaler.
that's just stupid.
and even though i've only put 60k miles on my car in 12 years, we are all in this game and working it.
so it's on us.
we did it.
we are guilty.
and the outside world knows and sees this VERY CLEARLY.
they aren't hindered by all the GOOD TIMES we had.
instead, they remember every flagrant fku we sent their way.
historically, this is why the party kids never realize how much they fk others up. they are so fkt up that they think they're funny and attractive and special and deserving.
and that's sad and true.
so the party kids blow off their human duties to other humans.
they suppress those truths and hide those memories,.
they live on borrowed money's pleasure and then they pretend they never have to pay it back.
they neglect their most basic obligations .
seriously can you fking believe that american kid stole a poster from the north koreans.
i mean, too bad for him and all, that's a private family issue and none of my concern in ANY WAY.
but what a fking horrible person!!!!!
fking GD AWFUL TREASONOUS AMERICAN!!!!
how DARE him!!!!
or "how a kid hired by the C.I.A. tried to start a war with NORTH KOREA" at our EXPENSE.
i wish that was fake news.
but we fall for it every fking time.
it doesn't occur to us to think that that young man violated our NATION'S trust with a NATION by his fkt up actions.
it was INTENTIONAL GLOBAL SABOTAGE.
and even if it wasn't, it was.
that's the STANDOFF rules and don't fake like you don't know that.
no true american would ever stain their country's nation's state reputation with such fkt up behavior. that's something an entitled ditch would do. OR A YOUNG MAN ON MEDZ.
and true americans aren't ditches.
it is against all the values of americanism to be a ditch.
but MEDZ make remorseless ditches out of their users.
and i can't diagnose that kid, but his pupils had what i call MEDZ eye syndrome. it is a darkening of the actual eye color. a tinting that makes the pupils appear to be dilated larger than the light values would naturally dilate an eye.
but i saw some pics of him and i'd give 7:1 odds that he was using pharmaceuticals or had been using pharmaceuticals before the incident.
but this kid's actions aren't really my point.
my point is that we get so worked up by the FAKE CRIME BLOTTER because we secretly know that if we don't go to war with everyone at some point, everyone is coming for us.
will this mean that americans will be physically invading other countries as rogue individuals?
it's happening to putin's government now, so why wouldn't it also happen to ours?
we've had the white gee-hadists who go rogue and the reality is that the "rebel" element is a condition of the human WHOLE.
until we address these philosophical NECESSITIES, we will continue to be swept up in the drama of the circumstances that are intentionally manufactured FOR THAT PURPOSE.
we will be "GRETEL/HANSELED" down the prescribed bread crumb path of "the nation state game" when the nations are just pawns in the GLOBAL NEWS NETWORK SCHEME.
somehow we innately know this in our soceity. but it's literally so much easier to refocus our intentions on fking GLUTTONY and constant feasting and bad health options and all that alcohol and the MEDZ for depression and the wanton sickness of overindulgence when it becomes BORING is such an OBVIOUS choice to make.
it's not very poetic.
it's not noble or uplifting.
it's not smart.
it's not very realized and has a variable suicide contract attached to it.
some come with murder warnings.
MARS NEEDS MARTIANS!!!!!
but remember this, those who have become MATERIALLY-entitled nazi people (the big difference between the nazis and modern average americans is that the nazis had pride and enthusiasm for ideals and achievable dreams whereas americans are awash in medz and alcohol and entertainment):
you should examine your government.
read what they have been forced to share with you in the official reports.
get out a fking map and start to make some connections.
a true republic or democracy is so much stronger when the people are aware of the actions of our own people.
the delusion is of no strategic or spiritual benefit to any humans including us, but we are bigger than us.
and all of these avoidance techniques are the insider's view.
and this is NOT the outside experience.
it is the TOWER OF BABEL view from the outside
it's the burning man of hades.
it's that crazy place in the disney version of pinocchio where all the boys get turned into jackasses.
so that outside view is clearly different and very CLEAR.
those outside are hindered only by their ability to throw envy and jealousy as hard as they can at the raging partiers.
same trap, different time zone.
same war, new leaders.
hateful to be gratefully hatefilled.
the nemesis and the zenith-makers.
the death of music.
the murder of art.
the villianification of truth.
but we can all dream the same dream of CLEAN AIR, CLEAN LAND, CLEAN WATER, CLEAN FOOD.
it is a worthwhile dream because it will make CLEAN PEOPLE.
LUC has worked with a large multi-disciplinary team to deliver a sustainable infrastructure and development masterplan to guide the long term transformation of Shawfield in Glasgow’s East End. LUC also led the design and implementation of an advanced phase of public realm and landscape works that now forms a framework for new development to be realised over a 20-25year horizon.
Prior to construction the site was heavily contaminated and consisted of large areas of vacant and derelict land together with dated business and industrial premises. The site was completely cleared and underwent significant ground remediation in advance of the public realm works to ensure the site is ‘development ready’.
LUC developed a green infrastructure strategy to inform the masterplan design with an emphasis on integrated surface water drainage and pedestrian connectivity to surrounding communities, transport nodes and the River Clyde corridor.
The Clyde riverbanks have been manipulated to provide new pedestrian and cycling infrastructure and this now provides an extension to the strategically important Clyde Walkway.
An ecologically diverse mosaic of riparian woodland, grassland and wetland habitats has been created that will improve the biodiversity of the River Clyde corridor.
A new strategic pedestrian and cycling link has been created linking the new South Dalmarnock Smart Bridge with the centre of the masterplan site, improving connectivity in the area. In contrast with the more naturalistic riverside treatment this link is more formal in character with strong tree avenue planting, lighting and paving patterns.
For more information, visit: www.landuse.co.uk
Rotterdam, Europort en derde Maasvlakte (under construction)
Creation
It was created in the 1960s by reclaiming land from the North Sea through dykes and sand suppletion. The sand for the suppletion was largely taken from the North Sea and the Lake of Oostvoorne. This lake was created by the construction of the Maasvlakte. Fossils were (and can still be) found in the sand.
Before the completion of the Maasvlakte it was a sandbank which was hazardous to shipping.
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[edit] Bulk Handeling
In 1973 EMO[1] started as first company at Maasvlakte, they are the biggest bulk terminal in western Europe located at the Mississippi-haven. In 1989 Frans Swarttouw start building a deepwaterterminal at the Amazonehaven in 1990 it was sold to EMO.
[edit] Container terminals
The Maasvlakte features various big companies and some smaller ones. Maersk, Europe Container Terminals (ECT) [a member of the Hutchison Port Holdings group (HPH)] and Euromax are three big container terminals located here. They can all accommodate the world's largest ships.
[edit] Distribution centers
A special section has been reserved for big distribution centres, the Rotterdam Distribution Centre. The biggest are by the Reebok, DHL and Kloosterboer[2] companies. The Reebok Distribution Centre takes care of the distribution of shoes and apparel for entire Europe. Kloosterboer stores mostly fries from the nearby Farm Frites company.
[edit] Slufter
On one side of the Maasvlakte is the Slufter.[3] Inside the Slufter, a very deep pit shielded from the surrounding areas, toxic waste and polluted sand is stored. When it is filled it will be covered and left there. It was expected to be fully filled around the year 2000, but by now it is only about 50% filled.
[edit] Power plant
A power plant located in the area is run by the E.ON company.
[edit] Dutch Customs
Also a big office of the Dutch Customs is on the Maasvlakte. This is a special office as it incorporates a special X-ray container scan.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maasvlakte
Port of Rotterdam
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Port of Rotterdam
Location
Country
Netherlands
Location
Rotterdam
Coordinates
51.8850°N 4.2867°E
Details
Opened
14th century
Size of harbor
5,257 ha (12,990 acres)
Land area
5,299 ha (13,090 acres)
Size
10,556 ha (26,080 acres)
Employees
1,207 (2008)
Chief Executive Officer
Hans Smits
Statistics
Vessel arrivals
36,315 sea ships (2008)
Annual cargo tonnage
430 million tons (2010)[1]
Annual container volume
10.8 million TEU (2008)
Annual revenue
€ 525 million (2008)
Net income
€ 151 million (2008)
Website
The Waalhaven by night
Satellite photo of the Port of Rotterdam
The Port of Rotterdam is the largest port in Europe, located in the city of Rotterdam, South Holland, the Netherlands. From 1962 until 2004 it was the world's busiest port, now overtaken by first Shanghai and then Singapore. In 2009, Rotterdam was the world's tenth-largest container port in terms of twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU) handled (2008: ninth, 2006: sixth).
Covering 105 square kilometers (40.5 sq mi), the port of Rotterdam now stretches over a distance of 40 kilometers (25 mi). It consists of the city center's historic harbor area, including Delfshaven; the Maashaven/Rijnhaven/Feijenoord complex; the harbours around Nieuw-Mathenesse; Waalhaven; Vondelingenplaat; Eemhaven; Botlek; Europoort, situated along the Calandkanaal, Nieuwe Waterweg and Scheur (the latter two being continuations of the Nieuwe Maas); and the reclaimed Maasvlakte area, which projects into the North Sea.
a colour shot of one of Walters rebuilt and refurbished Lorain cranes.it would seem that there is not much to do now to complete the transformation from USAF useage to one of Walters finished gems. behind the crane of note is the road tanker body that is being used as a fuel storage tank for Walters fleet.
Governor Hochul announces the completion of Plug Power's newest manufacturing facility, located at the Vista Technology Campus in Slingerlands, Albany County. The new location supports the company's efforts to significantly expand its line of GenDrive fuel cell systems, which are used to power electric motors in the electric mobility market. The company has committed to creating more than 1,600 new green jobs at this Capital Region location, complementing New York State's efforts to be a national leader in growing the green economy, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and combating climate change.
The new track, sports field, grandstands, bus parking, playground and multipurpose room are nearing completion for use by the Kaiserslautern Raiders in Vogelweh, Germany April 11, 2013. The Department of Defense Dependents Schools-Europe project is 97 percent complete and will be ready for the DODDS-E track and field championships in late May. The state-of-the-art, all-weather running track surrounds a fully-lit turf soccer/football field. The field will require less water and maintenance than a traditional grass field. The project also includes a multipurpose room for the local elementary school. The MPR features a basketball court, rock climbing wall, performance stage and a fully-functional kitchen. In addition to this project, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District is working with DoDDS-E to build new 21st century high-, middle- and elementary schools on U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern, the largest U.S. community overseas. USACE is currently designing and building 21st century schools for DoDDS throughout Germany, Italy, Belgium and the U.S., for more information read the following article: www.usace.army.mil/Media/NewsArchive/tabid/204/Article/42... (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Jennifer Aldridge)
I recently took part in my first Triathlon - The 2008 Blenheim Triathlon. The story of how I got to this starts at the end of my first ear of University, in the year 2000. I contracted glandular fever, and a doctor told me that I would feel "awful for two weeks, low in energy for a year, and have less energy for the rest of my life". I thought it would be a good idea to pull my finger out and work on getting fit, to prove the doctor wrong. My first efforts were extremely painful, and very short, and showed me quite how unfit I had become after a year of partying and very little exercise. When I spent two years in Japan, things moved up a couple of gears, and I started running, cycling and swimming longer distances. I found that the more exercise one does, the more one is inclined to do, until I was running half-marathon distances after work and cycling up mountains with friends (there's material for a retrospecitve blog if ever there was). Since these were the main sports I was doing, I wanted to do Triathlon, but I knew running was still my weak spot. With this in mind, I entered the Robin Hood Marathon in Nottingham on my return to the UK.
The marathon was massively painful in one of my knees, but because it was the event I had been building up to, I ran to the finish. Afterwards, it took about a week to be able to walk normally, and I concluded that running is not good for me. Supporting evidence for this is the fact that several members of my family on both my mother and father's sides have had knee problems to the point of surgery, and there is a history of arthiritis, so I decided to listen to the painful alarm bells. The training route to the triathlon consisted mainly of carrying on as before, and in fact the main hurdle was getting hold of all the equipment. I had foreseen the main expense as being the bike, but in fact it turned out to be the wetsuit. I managed to snag a basic raodbike for a mere 116 quid at Decathlon in their winter sale, and she is still going strong after over 700 miles.
My wetsuit is an Aquasphere Mako, hurriedly purchased from "Mike's Diving" in the week leading up to the Triathlon, and fortunately it fits like a glove. Thus prepared, George, his girlfriend and I headed up to Blenheim Palace on the day of the event, though not without a hitch as the following photo illustrates:
On arrival, we had to rack up, which basically means putting your bike and running gear in a rack in the transition zone and hopefully remembering their location. We then made our way down to the lake in our as-yet untested wetsuits, and had a briefing. Briefing over, we made our way to the pier, and followed the triathletes, leaping like lemmings into the remarkably chilly lake. The icy bite of the lake made things painful during the seemingly long wait for the starting claxon. I reassured George that the pain would go away once we started swimming, having no idea whether it actually would. Finally the claxon sounded and the lake transformed from idyllic tranquility to a frothing tumult of swimmers, all vying for position. I had read that the first 200-400 metres are the most stressful part of any triathlon, and that a lot of triathletes freak out at this point due to the combination of cold water on the face, sudden exertion, and being in water teeming with other people, all of whom seem to want to swim over you. Having been forewarned, I was prepared for this and kept switching from crawl to breast stroke to keep my bearings, and my head.
At the end of the swim, we clambered out of the water and some helpful attendants unzipped our wetsuits as we made our way up the hill for the 400m run to the transition zone.
At transition, I spent about two minutes trying to extricate myself from my wetsuit, writhing around on the gravel in a most undignified fashion, before finally emerging and grabbing my t-shirt and bike from the rack, clipping on my helmet and wheeling the bike towards the exit of the transition. There are so many tules dictating what one can and cannot do in transition, I was quite worried about getting disqualified for doing something that was banned, like putting my helmet on at the wrong time, or walking inappropriately... Once on the bike I made a mental note to not go too hard, as I am wont to do on my commute when anyone overtakes me. I wanted to pace myself to leave something in reserve for the run. The route was three laps of a track through the beautiful grounds of Blenheim Palace, adding up to just under 20km. There were several downhill sections marked with "slow down", which obviously were the most fun parts to go as fast as possible on, and build up some momentum for the ensuing hill-climbs. I still had not encountered George by the end of the third lap, and was pondering this when I heard a shout of "COME ON CHUFFY!" as George flew by on his trusty steed. I gave chase and we entered transition at the same time, in our appalling-looking skimpy swimming trunks.
The second transition should have been more straightforward than the first, as no wetsuit removal was necessary. Despite this fact, I managed to remove my helmet too early, earning a shouting-at from one of the marshalls. George and I then headed out of transition heading in completely the wrong direction, and the same marshall alerted us to our glaring error before witheringly shouting "The run exit is over there where there's a huge sign saying 'RUN EXIT'!". Thus informed, we set off on the run leg of the event. George had to drop back briefly as he was suffering from cramp owing to the transition from one leg-intensive exercise to another. I didn't want to go into cramp so I kept jogging steadily. I ran alongside a friendly Aussie called Coops and we chatted until the end, when he had challenged me to a sprint finish.
As the time approached, Coops said he didn't really feel the sprint coming on, and I could totally sympathise with him after my previous marathon experience, so I went for it, and here is a video of the finish: [video:youtube:O7cHwRKMHZI] All in all, it was a fantastic event, with much less painful after effects than the half marathon. It is definitely something I want to repeat. In fact, George and I have booked places at the Nottingham Triathlon on August 3rd.
Day 1 of my flickr journey I started "upside down and inside out" in a whirlwind of transition. I'm not so sure that has changed much in my external world . . . however in my inner world a realm of calm has grown a quiet peacefulness and insatiable joy. In a years time its amazing to see the changes that have come and gone in my life. . . and I have the crazy adventure of 365 to document it all as well as some wildly incredibly and cool friendships ( you know who you are! :) all of you have made the ride worth riding. My sincerest thanks. . . . . Consider this not the end. . but only the BEGINNING.
Liking the darker reds, this will make a find stand-in for the otherwise older dinky Bloodthirster from the 90's (80's?).
100% Games Workshop components, and alarmingly easy to accomplish.
Details on how it was built and painted can be found at my blog: battle-brothers.blogspot.com
Simple Lines shawl is done. Due to poor lighting, there are only teaser-type images. :)
blogged:
mysistersknitter.typepad.com/my-blog/2013/06/off-the-need...
The Maryland National Guard Freestate Challenge Academy held their course completion ceremony for the 22 week residency phase for 104 cadets of class #47 at Havre de Grace High School, Havre de Grace, Md., Dec. 10, 2016. .
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Retired Air Force Gen. Larry O. Spencer, who served as the VIce Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force, spoke to the cadets as the keynote speaker..
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The Academy is a two-phased 17-month intervention program for underemployed, drug-free, “at-risk” high school dropouts from the state of Maryland between 16-18 years of age. Following graduation from the resident phase, the cadets are mentored for an additional 12 months, during which time they are placed into jobs, continue their higher education, or vocational trades training or enter the military..
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The mission of the Academy is to intervene in and reclaim the lives of at-risk youth and to produce graduates with the values, skills, education and self-discipline needed to succeed as adults..
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The students were brought into a structured and highly disciplined quasi-military academic setting that builds confidence and self-esteem to become productive and contributing members of our society. Cadets attend academic classes to prepare them for the test for the General Education Development (GED) credential and Maryland High School Diploma.
The southern facade of the Ingenium Building (nearing completion) adjacent to the Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
As per Wikipedia:
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Ingenium, (Long name: Ingenium – Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation) formerly called the Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation, is a Canadian Crown corporation responsible for overseeing national museums related to science and technology. The name is based off the Latin root of the word ingenuity.
The corporation oversees the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum, the Canada Aviation and Space Museum and the Canada Science and Technology Museum. The organization is headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario.
The corporation's museums are associated with the Canadian Museum Association, the Virtual Museum of Canada and the Canadian Heritage Information Network. Ingenium has an
open documents portal where the corporation shares working documents and corporate plans. It also maintains an open data portal.
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Battery Russell (1904-1944) - Battery Russell was built at Fort Stevens in Clatsop County, Oregon between March 1903 and August 1904 and was transferred for service August 12, 1904 at a cost of $125,000. Battery Russell was named for Bvt. Major General David A. Russell who was killed in action September 19, 1864 at Opequan, Virginia, during the U.S. Civil War (earlier in his career he served as commander of Fort Yamhill). Deactivated December 29, 1944 upon completion of Battery 245. (www.fortwiki.com/Battery_Russell)
On the night of June 21, 1942 the Japanese submarine I-25 commanded by Capt Tagami Meiji surfaced near the mouth of the Columbia River, having followed American fishing boats to evade the minefields in the area. It had previously patrolled the Oregon Coast and grounded the SS Connecticut. Now it aimed to attack the harbor defenses at Fort Stevens, which still retained its old Endicott Batteries, which were now 40 years outdated. Surfacing about 16 km from shore, I-25 opened fire at Battery Russell, the nearest defenses at Fort Stevens, with 144 mm shells, jarring awake the artillery garrison. Immediately the commander of the fort ordered the lights cut out of the fort, plunging the entire area into darkness. The gun crews were quickly ready, but permission to fire was denied, mostly because I-25 was firing wide and the commander did not want a reply to allow the submarine to pinpoint the positions to either fire at or triangulate for more serious attacks. After firing 17 shots, I-25 was attacked by an A-29 Hudson. Successfully evading the attacks, the Japanese submarine submerged and disappeared. Though two of the shells landed near Battery Russell the only damage the Japanese shells did was to cut several large telephone cables and destroy a baseball backstop.
The bombardment of Fort Stevens was the first military fortification to come under attack on U.S. soil since the War of 1812 and the only time the Axis powers would attack a military installation on the continental United States during WWII. It was also the second attack on US soil since I-17 bombarded the oil refinery at Ellwood four months earlier.
I-25 would have one more role to play in attacks on the US during WWII. On August 15, Warrant Officer Nubuo Fujita flew a Yokosuka E14Y floatplane stored on I-25 to launch incendiary attacks on the Pacific Northwest, hoping to burn a large part of the Oregon forest. Light wind, wet weather and sharp lookouts quickly foiled the attack near Brookings, Oregon, which caused no damage. On September 29 Fujita tried again near Port Orford, but to this day there has been no evidence of the bombing recovered in Oregon. Nevertheless the two air attacks Fujita performed would be the only time the United States has been subjected to an aerial attack by a foreign power. Unsuccessful, I-25 then crippled the SS Camden and sank the SS Larry Doheny as well as the Soviet L-16 (which was technically neutral, being mistaken for an American submarine) before returning to Japan. I-25 would be sunk a year later.
In November 1944 facing the threat of defeat, the Japanese began launching what would eventually number some 9400 fire balloons, hydrogen balloons carrying antipersonnel bombs or incendiaries to the United States. Carried by the jet stream, the bombs were the first intercontinental weapon ever used. The attack was dramatic but largely ineffectual; at least 300 made it to the United States, some landing as far east as Texas and Michigan. Interestingly on March 10, 1945, one balloon landed at the Hanford Site in Washington, site of the Manhattan Project's nuclear production facility; the balloon short-circuited electricity to the nuclear reactor cooling pumps, but power was restored almost immediately by backups. Only one caused fatalities; on May 5, 1945 Pastor Archie Mitchell and his pregnant wife Elsie and five of his Sunday school children went to picnic in the forest of Gearhart Mountain in Southern Oregon. While Archie parked the car, Elsie and the kids looked for a picnic spot. Two rapid explosions then killed all six. Investigators guessed that an incendiary bomb had landed weeks before and that the bomb had been set off when kicked. Elsie Mitchell, Edward Engen, Jay Gifford, Joan Patzke, Dick Patzke, and Sherman Shoemaker were the only known deaths in US soil as a result of enemy action during WWII.
Along with the Bombardment of Ellwood and the German sabotage attempt Operation Pastorius, these would constitute the only Axis attacks on the United States during WWII (both Alaska and Hawaii, as well as the Philippines, Midway, Wake and American Samoa were territories). Oregon, being one of the closest locations in the continental United States to Japan, would thus be the unlucky state to bear to brunt of the pinprick Axis attacks on the home front.
In 1962, Nubuo Fujita, who survived WWII, was invited to Brookings, Oregon by the Brookings Junior Chamber of Commerce, to great local controversy. Nevertheless, Fujita arrived with his family and in a well-regarded ceremony, presented his family samurai sword to the city. Treated with respect and affection, he would return to Brookings several times, planting a tree in 1992 at his bombing site 50 years earlier. He died in 1997 having received an honorary citizenship of Brookings. In his obituary in the New York Times it was revealed that in the 1962 visit, Fujita had actually planned on using his ceremonial sword to commit seppuku if he faced a hostile reception at the hands of his former enemies. As it is, Fujita's samurai sword remains in a place of honor at the Brookings, Oregon library.
OLD PHOTO taken by an unknow photographer in 1985 during a club match of wsv Hoorn.
We were the owner of this nice wooden yacht with very good sailing performance.
This yacht was offered as a kit in various stages of completion. But this yacht was completed by the factory to show on the HISWA exposition in 1980 and sold.
Ship names:
Naja - Baltwin - Pied a Mer - Finisterre
Specifications:
Designer: Sylvestre Langevin
Buiding period: 1976 - 1984
Builder: Whisstock's Boatyard, Woodbridge, England
Hull material: wood plywood and West epoxy system
Hull form: multi chined + fin
LOA: 8,90 m
LWL: 8,10 m
Beam: 3,20 m
Draft (max): 1,77 m
Sail area (max): 33,5 m2
Displacement: 2830 kg
Ballast: kg
SW handicap cijfer: 102
Construction crews working on the SR 509 Completion Project in SeaTac secure steel arches for the new Veterans Drive Tunnel.
The tunnel will link a new I-5 off ramp on the west side of the interstate to Military Road on the east side of I-5.
The SR 509 Completion Project is part of the Puget Sound Gateway Program which completes critical missing links in Washington state's highway and freight network.
The completion of the work to rehabilitate seven stations along the D Line in Brooklyn was marked on August 2, 2012, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by MTA leaders and local elected officials.
We installed great new artwork at each of the seven stations. Here are details for the artwork shown in this image and its location.
18th Avenue Station -
Artist: Francesco Simeti
Title: Bensonhurst Gardens
Date: 2012
Medium: Laminated glass
Location: Platform windscreens
Fabricator: Tom Patti Design
Francesco Simeti’s artwork entitled “Bensonhurst Gardens” for the 18th Avenue Station illustrates a selection of plants and flowers that are culturally meaningful to the community around the station. Bensonhurst Gardens depicts imaginary landscapes comprised of native plants with an unexpected array of flowers growing side by side. Simeti selected plants and flowers that are culturally meaningful to the three main ethnic groups currently found in Bensonhurst: Chinese, Italian, and Jewis. The 32 laminated glass panels were created through a process of collage.
One of these examples includes the rose and lilly which reference the Santa Rosalia Festival which is highly celebrated in the neighborhoods served by the station. The artist’s aim is not to make the individual panels immediately recognizable to a specific culture but to function as a framework, creating surreal compositions that belong to different times, cultures and habitats. In addition, Simeti’s “light-box” compositions comment on society’s relationship to nature by showing the soil which nurtures the plants also collecting society’s cast-off detritus.
For more information about art throughout the New York transit system, download the Meridian app.
Photo: MTA Arts for Transit and Urban Design.
D9537 is only weeks away from being a running locomotive and being used for the first time on the ELR rails. Here it's seen at Buckley Wells.
FORT STEWART, Ga. – Construction is nearing completion on a $20.5 million environmentally-friendly elementary school at Fort Stewart, shown here April 4, 2014. Built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Savannah District and prime contractor Sauer, Inc., the new Murray Elementary School is equipped with over 450 solar panels, a wind turbine, and other sustainable design features. The project was designed by architect-engineer firm VOA Associates, Inc., to satisfy Silver-level criteria on the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system. At 83,000 square feet, it will accommodate up to 450 students (grades K-6) and 70 teachers and support staff. The school includes classrooms, computer labs, a gymnasium, a multipurpose "cafetorium" with a stage and a kitchen, a library, and administrative offices. USACE photo by George Jumara.
Hwy. 71 Interchange (B.V. Bypass)
549
D9 District 9
County:
Benton County
Length:
2.9 Miles
Location:
Log Mile 0.0 - 1.94
Work Began:
November 2019
Est. Completion:
Late 2021
ARDOT Job Number:
CA0903
RE Office:
43
Contractor:
Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc.
Contract Amount:
$66.6 Million
Description:
The purpose of this project is to construct 2.661 miles of two lane roadway with bridge structutres on Highway 549 in Benton County.
Unused. Photogr. Ernst Eberle, Hofphotograph, Ulm a. D.
An infantryman from an unidentified regiment standing almost to attention for his souvenir photograph at the completion of his training. His equipment is newly issued and the small flower pinned to his bluse indicates an imminent departure to the fighting.
Unit: Unknown (Württembergisch)
Rank: Musketier
Headwear: Possibly a Stahlblech or Eisenblech Pickelhaube / M1892 Überzug
Tunic: Model 1915/16 Bluse (introduced Sept 1915)
Awards: None
Buckle: Württemberg: “FURCHTLOS UND TREW”
Accoutrements: Backpack, short-handled infantryman's spade
Ammunition pouches: Model 1909
Armament: Gew 98 fitted with an all-steel ersatz knife-bayonet
Photo Credit: Lindsay Renick Mayer, Smithsonian's National Zoo
The Smithsonian-Mason School of Conservation, a unique program in terms of its academic offerings and contributions to the field of conservation, celebrated the completion of its expansive new academic facilities today, Oct. 18, at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in Front Royal, Va. This collaboration between SCBI and George Mason University began in 2008 when the program accepted 15 undergraduate students to study at SCBI. Today, the vision and efforts of SCBI and Mason have created a facility that will foster and nurture future generations of conservationists.
“These buildings are living proof of the principles of resource stewardship, sustainability and biodiversity preservation that the Smithsonian-Mason School of Conservation embodies, and they testify to the power of collaboration,” said Smithsonian Secretary Wayne Clough. “The Smithsonian is proud to continue our strong partnership with George Mason University, and the new academic center, residential facility and dining commons will help create tomorrow’s leaders in conservation biology for decades to come.”
With 60 double-occupancy rooms, the new facility can accommodate up to six times more undergraduate, graduate and professional students. It includes teaching laboratories, an atrium, classrooms, offices, a dining facility and exercise room. Architecturally, the facilities themselves embody the spirit of conservation that drives this program. The buildings in the new complex were built to Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold Standard and include features such as geothermal energy, green roofs, a rain garden, wildlife-friendly landscaping and low-flow fixtures reducing the use of water within the entire complex. In addition, SMSC is a “walking campus” with parking only on the outer edges, thus creating a campus with a small carbon footprint.
SMSC offers students from all different fields (biology, wildlife, environmental sciences, journalism, business, etc.) the opportunity to live and work closely with leading experts in the field of conservation. Highly qualified experts, including SCBI scientists, Mason faculty and prominent conservationists from the United States and other countries, provide students with direct connections to the most current teachings, research techniques and work in the field. Moreover, because SCBI is home to more than 20 endangered species, participants in this program have the chance to work with some of the most rare and endangered species on the planet. The students become part of the backbone of groundbreaking research that serves to preserve the diversity of wildlife that surrounds them. The school also offers numerous workshops and community-based training courses and hosts a number of events for other organizations.
The Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute plays a key role in the Smithsonian’s global efforts to understand and conserve species and train future generations of conservationists. Headquartered in Front Royal, Va., SCBI facilitates and promotes research programs based at Front Royal, the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., and at field research stations and training sites worldwide.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THERAPEUTIC HYPNOSIS
Hypnotherapy is the use of hypnosis in the treatment of emotional, psychogenetic and psychosomatic problems.
Hypnosis is a state of enhanced relaxation in which the mind becomes remote and detached from every day cares and concerns.
In such a relaxed state the subconscious part of the mind is best able to respond creatively to suggestion and imagery by the therapist.
Hypnotherapy can be used for almost any problem treatable by psychotherapy and also for many physical ailments.
INDUCING HYPNOSIS
Hypnosis for therapeutic purposes can be induced by a combination of:
•Counting down numbers.
•Using music, voice and images.
•Relaxing parts of the body e.g. arms, legs, neck.
HYPNOSIS CAN HELP WITH A VARIETY OF ISSUES
•Anxiety
•Depression
•Panic attacks or anxiety attacks
•Fears/phobias
•Stress
•Insomnia
•Grief
•Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
•Social anxiety
•Obsesssive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
•Performance anxiety
•Sexual difficulties
DURING HYPNOSIS
•The body and conscious mind are completely relaxed - NOT asleep or unconscious.
•Breathing and heart rate slow down.
•The subconscious mind remains awake and receptive to suggestion.
•The degree of hypnosis can be varied from a very light to a very deep state.
COMING OUT OF HYPNOSIS
•Upon completion of the session, most people feel rested, relaxed and refreshed and are able to safely drive home.
IS HYPNOTHERAPY SAFE ?
•It is very safe when used by a qualified hypnotherapist.
•The subject remains in control at all times.
•Hypnotherapy is approved by the British Medical Association.
•Hypnosis should NOT be used, or ONLY WITH CARE, on people suffering from epilepsy, psychosis, schizophrenia etc.
•Hypnotherapy can help to avoid the problems of many drugs based therapies, such as the risks of: addiction; dependency; overdose; adverse interaction with other drugs; side-effects, and withdrawal symptoms.
•Upon completion of the session the majority of people will return to normal within a minute or so and be able to safely drive home and continue with their day.
•Most people enjoy their hypnotherapy session and find it an interesting, helpful, and transformative, therapy.
YOUR NEXT STEP...
Either:
Contact Peter to make an appointment for a free initial consultation.
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or
Visit the website for The Surrey Hypnotherapy Clinic, Woking, to find out more.
SYMPTOMS THAT MAY BE HELPED BY THERAPEUTIC HYPNOSIS
Addiction - Alcohol Addiction, Drug Addiction, Food Addiction, Gambling Addiction, Hobby Addiction, Internet Addiction, Porn Addiction, Sex Addiction, Shopping Addiction, Spending Addiction, Sport Addiction, Smoking Addiction, Vaping Addiction, Work Addiction
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Anxiety Disorders
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Binge Eating
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Blushing
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Bulimia
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Eating Disorders
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Emetophobia
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HOCD
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Homosexual Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
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IBS
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Problem Drinking
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PTSD
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Rage
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Relaxation
Sexual Problems
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Social Phobia
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Stopping Smoking
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Stopping Vaping
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Stress
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Vomit Phobia
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or
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TYPES OF PSYCHOTHERAPY
Note. The Surrey Hypnotherapy Clinic's website should be of interest to people seeking information and guidance about the following:
Surrey Therapy
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Surrey Hypnosis
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Surrey Psychotherapy
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Surrey Mind Matters
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Surrey Mental Health Services
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Surrey Mind Doctor
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Surrey Psychologist
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Surrey Psychiatrist
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VIDEOS
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Explainer Video
Merry Christmas Everyone !
Mental Health Awareness
Gambling Addiction
Prince Harry is an Advocate of Talking Therapies
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DIRECTIONS TO THE SURREY HYPNOTHERAPY CLINIC FOR HYPNOTHERAPY
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Hypnotherapy for Surrey
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Hypnotherapy for Woking
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Hypnotherapy for Wokingham
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or
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ONLINE HELP FOR FURTHER AFIELD
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Georgia Hypnotherapy
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Kent Hypnotherapy
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London Hypnotherapy
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Virginia Hypnotherapy
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Yorkshire Hypnotherapy
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Des Moines, Iowa-based artist Gary Keenan moved nearer to completion on his bear carving in front of Wingo Hall at the University of Central Arkansas on Thursday. The large carving, done with a myriad of chainsaws, will be receiving a coat of stain to make its coloring closer to that of an actual bear.
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