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WIESBADEN, Germany – U.S. Army Europe Commander Lt. Gen. Donald M. Campbell Jr., along with USAREUR Command Sgt. Maj. David Davenport and William Broughton, grandson of former Seventh Army commander Lt. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes cuts the ribbon during USAREUR’s headquarters building dedication ceremony here, Nov. 14. USAREUR paid tribute to the former Seventh Army commander whose leadership contributed to the strategic and operational direction the U.S. Army took in establishing initial presence in Europe. (U.S. Army Europe photo by Spc. Joshua Leonard)
AHTD Director Scott Bennett speaks with reporters at an event marking the completion of the new location of the Texarkana Loop (Highway 549) from Arkansas Boulevard to Highway 71 north of Texarkana.
Máscara Noh
Para a querida amiga Harumi (Pokemae)
Te desejo muita sorte e felicidades lá na terra do Sol Nascente!
Com o meu carinho!
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shirt design for enstrumental using their quote "this shirt is dedicated to people everywhere"
summer 07
Huntsville Veterans Memorial Dedication on Nov. 17, 2012. Photo credit Adoratia Purdy, AMC PAO — in Huntsville, AL.
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This photo is dedicated to all my fellow Queenslanders who have been affected by the floods.
Details:
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mk II
Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM and Canon Extender EF 2x II
Exposure: 1/800 sec
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 400mm
ISO Speed: 640
Accessories: n/a hand held
Date and Time: 11 January 2011 6.24pm
Berlin is the european capital of vegetarianism and bio, you can see shops proning those all over the town. Being Vegan is already some kind of commitment for me, and some people are ready to marry it apparently.
This picture has been taken in a Vespa meeting where tons of vespas gathered together. I'm more into people so there it is ;-)
Yesterday was a special day for several new homeowners in the Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood of Baltimore. For many years, teachers from my school have been in partnership with two churches as volunteers with Sandtown Habitat for Humanity. This was the seventh house we have rebuilt and dedicated since 2006. It is always an intensely moving experience to witness these dedications, and this was even more so. The woman moving into this house is a daughter of the family that owns the very first house we did. They had moved to Baltimore from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina had destroyed everything they owned in 2005.
Here's a peek view of a refurbished habitat house. This home is three stories with three bedrooms.
Pictured: Wilbur Wade Card, Bill Kiker, H. E. Spence, T. G. Stem, and Paul Kiker (all members of the 1906 team).
Repository: Duke University Archives. Durham, North Carolina, USA. library.duke.edu/uarchives
Trying to locate this photo at the Duke University Archives? You’ll find it in the
Sports Information Office: Photographic Negatives Collection , box 9 (UA13020018-N-01188).
ahmed hamed my friend was reading quran befor maghrib and that dedication was his father's handwriting..
Mounted on the front. It reads: " ERECTED TO THE GLORY OF GOD BY THE FAITHFUL PEOPLE OF ST MARY'S PARISH. DEDICATED DECEMBER 16,2012 BY BISHOP RICHARD PATES."
American Club
444 Highland Drive
Kohler, WI 53044
The American Club was built in 1918 as a boarding house for immigrants working in the Kohler factory.
Walter J. Kohler made these remarks upon the dedication of The American Club®, June 23, 1918:
“This building is not a temporary structure, to be razed within a generation, but its construction is such that it will last many years . . .” “If this Club, besides providing suitable living conditions, be also an influence in the Americanization of the foreign born, and serve as stimulus for a greater love of country and a desire for a higher citizenship, then its purpose will have been achieved.”
“The name, American Club, was decided upon as it was thought that, with high standards of living and clean healthful recreation, it would be a factor in inculcating in men of foreign antecedents a love for their adopted country.”
The American Club is owned and operated by the Kohler Company, a private Wisconsin based manufacturing company. The Kohler Company's hospitality and real estate group, Destination Kohler, oversees the management, marketing and tourism promotion for its golf courses, hotels, private clubs, shops and restaurants. The Kohler Company is best known for its Kohler brand kitchen and bath products, its other brands include Baker and McGuire furniture, Kallista faucets and Robern cabinets and vanities. The three-story, 36,000-square-foot Design Center, the former immigrant workers' recreation hall, showcases the latest advances in design and technology.
In 1981 the boarding house was renovated, and it now serves as one of the most luxurious resort hotels in the Midwest. The American Club presents a very striking first impression with its Tudor architecture and its soaring roof peaks and slate tile. The hotel is filled with traditional American heritage Baker and McGuire furnishings. Interior designer Frank Nicholson, based in Boston, designed the interior, and all 241 rooms have KOHLER fixtures in the bathroom.
The hotel has held the AAA Five-Diamond distinction since 1985, 31 consecutive years. Just 0.4 percent make the AAA Five Diamond list.
The 2012 hotel renovation saw that each hotel room bathroom was designed as the showpiece of the guest room integrating products from the Kohler portfolio. The guest room design incorporated rich colored draperies, dark wood accents and elegant furnishings. The mix of furniture with purposely mismatched finishes and styles mimics a cozy home. The guest room renovation incorporated plumbing, furniture and tile products from the following brands: Kohler, Kallista, Baker, Mark David, McGuire and Ann Sacks.
Five years after his father's death in 1900, 30-year-old Walter J. Kohler, Sr took over what would soon be called the Kohler Company. He also served as governor of Wisconsin from 1929-31. His son Walter Jodok Kohler Jr. served three terms as governor of Wisconsin from 1951-57. Today, the presidency of Kohler has been passed down from Herbert Kohler, Jr. (born February 20, 1939. grandson of the founder), to his son: K. David Kohler as of June 1, 2015.
Kohler's four 18-hole courses — 36 holes at Whistling Straits north of Sheboygan and 36 at Blackwolf Run in Kohler — brought a new standard of upscale golf to Wisconsin and have hosted major professional events. All four courses were designed by golf architect Pete Dye. Whistling Straits will play host to the Ryder Cup in 2020.
Michael Belot, a Kohler native who served as director of the 2012 Ryder Cup at Medinah Country Club in suburban Chicago, was appointed general manager of Destination Kohler, by the Kohler Co. in 2013. His responsibilities include The American Club resort hotel, the Inn on Woodlake and Riverbend, plus River Wildlife, Kohler Water Spas, Sports Core and all retail / commercial development. Michael Belot's first job in golf was driving a beverage cart at Whistling Straits shortly after the course opened in 1998.
Dedication of the Monticello Sculpture Gardens and "Crazy Horse" by Peter Voulkos, May 10, 2013. From left: Artists John Medwedeff, Dale Threlkeld, Richard Hunt and Michael Dunbar get a closer look at the sculpture after dedication.
On my way to the BART station after work, I had the sudden urge to take pictures, so I whipped out my ol' point-and-shoot and fired away. I probably wouldn't have done this if I had only my DSLR with me because I wouldn't want to deal with the hassle of keeping my camera dry. My p&s is already banged up and not fully functional anyway. ;)
Those of you who frequent downtown San Francisco should be able to recognize the bright yellow "JESUS CHRIST LOVES YOU" sign. Although I'm an atheist, I admire the man's dedication to delivering his sweet and simple message. Plus he's not offensive, unlike the "No Sex" guy.