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DC Podfest founders Jennifer Crawford (the Jellyvison Show) and Alex Vidales (StageCraft) did a super job keeping things moving and everyone upbeat at DC Podfest 2017. See you next year! — at WeWork Wonder Bread Factory.
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Pictured here are the skylights/ceilings of the National Portrait Gallery (left) and the Ronald Reagan Building (right), both in Washington, DC.
The courtyard of the National Portrait Gallery was enclosed by this ceiling a little over a year ago. It truly is a piece of art in of itself, and the now enclosed courtyard is one of my favorite spots in the city. It's perfect for reading, having a coffee, reviewing photos from the day, etc.
I'm interested to hear from you all if you like that I put both of these shots together or if you would have preferred I keep them separate. I feel like they compliment each other very well.
Visa Waiver Program
and the Safety of America
Featuring
The Honorable Michael Chertoff
Former Secretary of Homeland Security, and Executive Chairman, The Chertoff Group
Stewart Baker
Former Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Policy,
and Partner, Steptoe and Johnson LLP
Adam Sacks, Ph.D.
President, Tourism Economics
David Inserra
Research Associate, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity, The Heritage Foundation
Hosted by
Steven Bucci, Ph.D.
Director, Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign and National Security Policy,
The Heritage Foundation
Since the emergence of the Islamic State, the threat of Western fighters in Syria and Iraq returning to the West has become a great concern. The Visa Waiver Program (VWP) between the United States and 38 foreign nations has come under fire due to the perceived vulnerability of the program in allowing terrorists to enter the U.S. undetected. Our panel will examine the VWP and discuss why, in addition to economic and diplomatic benefits, the Visa Waiver Program may actually improve U.S. security, not endanger it. October 6, 2014.
The DC USA building site, corner of 14th and Irving Streets, Washington DC 9march07: Girder your loins, Columbia Heights. Here it comes. Already, the only identifiable facades on this block are the Tivoli Theater and the old Riggs bank building (far right).
Target, Best Buy, and Staples are a strange fit for the neighborhood, and I'll be eager to see what it's like after the shiny new patina has worn off & it settles into an older skin... because I expect it'll have a nasty sting when it's new and immaculate, like an invading virus. The 'Heights survived the riots of '68, and it'll survive this. I hope.
Name: Krystal
Location: Washington, DC
Designer: Karen Millen, Betsey Johnson
Photographer: Tim Lundin - TDLphoto@gmail.com
"High Twelve is an association of master masons who desire an hour of "Masonic fellowship independent of the formal ritual of lodge but dedicated to service to the fraternity. High Twelve was founded by E. C. Wolcott in Sioux City, Iowa on May 17, 1921."
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Photoshoot by Steve Goldenberg (photography.stevegoldenberg.com/) and Mark Silva
One of the planes me and mum saw on the tour at the Qantas Museum, which shows you three aircraft: A Boeing 747-200, the airlines first jet a Boeing 707- 138B [the tip of the aircraft can be seen in this picture] and a DC-3.
Douglas DC-6 with Douglas construction number 42865, the 25th one built. This one belonged to American Airlines and was registered as NC90712 and had 4 Pratt & Whitney R-2800 radial engines of 2500 hp each.
DC Super Hero Girls Batgirl Utility Belt Accessory
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Catalog #: 00065939
Manufacturer: Douglas
Designation: DC-7
Official Nickname:
Notes:
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
One of the "DC Play Blocks" that have suddenly appeared around the city. This one is at the Columbia Heights metro station.